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picked up my 92s and couldn't be happier. Stripped it and cleaned it and at first thought it might be pretty dirty but the barrel was clean, the rest of the handgun was clean. The only wear seems to be cosmetic from holster use but upon careful inspection, the pin, throat and barrel are outstanding.

Are you using any aftermarket parts on your Glock G21, like a slide or magazine release? Does your G21 have all factory stock parts? *Remove the slide from the frame and insert the empty mag. Does it still not seat the magazine? *Try swapping the base plate/pad with another working magazine and see it that works. Regards, TokenEntry

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Perfection, reached again.

It didn't backfire, I knew you were talking tongue-in-cheek. I just kinda twisted it a bit. Sometimes I can't figure whether to try to use the emoticons or not. They help, sometimes, with expressing better ones' thoughts, but on the other hand, if people need them, maybe my choices of words isn't careful enough. It's not like my tone of voice or faclal expressions help much on here. Sometimes I'm torn between giving credit to the smart people here actually BEING smart, or risking being misunderstood. Too bad that can't be the biggest concern I, as a firearms supporter, have to deal with.

After further research it's actually cheapercto get a 2 piece or hinged GB for an existing build. Different story for a new build. To swap out the MB, I have to cut off a $100+ Lantac dragon, pay $85 for this MB, and then have it pinned. OR. Cut off a $40 GB and get the hinged YHM GB for $50. And I don't have to worry about it again.

That's exactly the way I look at it. Plan A is me. Plan B is to call 911 so the police can come and take a report.

Actually, I was being facetious. Magazines you load rounds into vs. magazines you read. Kinda backfired on me.

I've seen Garands converted to use BAR and M14 magazines.

Looks like a Kahr.

Does it bother anyone else that the 10 rd pmag costs more than the 30 rd pmag?

Sig won. Glock sucks! why do I think my wife is gonna want one?

Ray, a muzzle device that you can slide a gas block over is nice in a state where everything has to be pinned and welded. Opens up a lot of options to upgrade or modify as new stuff becomes available.