Old School

Thanks!

Nobody from Englewood?

You forgot one thing, Mike. Bring a fist full of singles...

Don't fiddle. Just wrap your left hand(if you're right handed) around the barrel slide assembly and push the spring back up w/ your finger tips. Talk to GLOCK and report back please.

NJ Weekend Warriors Motorcycle Meetup Group will be there Sunday! Leaving from North Jersey.

OK, before answering this post I just grabed my G26 and pulled the slide off. The sheet metal end of the recoil spring was out of the 1/2 moon cut as you describe. I pull the slide twice and both times it was the same. I believe the sheet metal plunger is guided in the frame and as you pull the slide forward it's sheet metal and slides down when its not held captive by the frame. Never thought about it much. I can just tell you my pistol performs flawlessly.

I've seen that happen with the duplex recoil springs. Listen to whatever GLOCK says but I have not seen any consequence of this.

A buddy is asking how long to expect it to take in Englewood for a P2P or FID. Anybody have any experience with this town? Thanks

Color? need reciever extension, spring, buffer? PM me.

Truth- $1000 isn't out of the question. Remove, clean reinstall and balance carbs $300 Battery installed $100 Clean and seal tank $200 Two new tires installed $275 - $875 And these prices are reasonable. BTW that's a clean "Radio" How mant miles?

Initionally I thought it was a gimmick and didn't include any on my last powder order. Then I reviewed the Hodgon loading data. It seems like a very versitile powder for the 223. Capable of uses in a wide variety of bullet weights. And the pressures are relatively low. I'll get a sample from one of the benchrest guys or buy a lb tomorrow. Seems like it's worth a shot. "CFE" may be related to it's slower burning if that's the case. Gotta look it up!

I have one for a Gen 3 G17/34 From my experience... Run it wet and run CCI Mini Mags. Runs flawlessly with this combo. The other thing I find for reliability is clean after each range session. It's a great / fun conversion.

This is what I would suggest. Cheap and very effective.

I may have called this one. Did anybody hear the interview with Z's brother saying that Martin went for Z's gun?

Nick - This appears to be going no where. I'll just pick up some extra for you because you never bi&ch. Frank

Rick- You're probably the easiest going guy on the forum. And though I love him dearly Ray is an asshat. Take it as that. I plus oned you. Not that it matters.

Well seems like a cool mayor but don't expect to get P2P to quick in that town, They don't have a police force so you have to go to the Stae Police barracks.

Here's the ultimate in speculation. There was a struggle for the gun.

Vlad- if in fact the hardened surface is .020" or even .010" deep Stoning a hammer engagement notch will not effect the surface hardness as only a few thousanths if that much will be removed. And that is why I was asking. Furthermore all the engagement areas I've seen appear to have been ground after heat treating. My point being stoning engagement surfaces is safe and a viable way of removing gritty creep.

My next question is if there is no indictment will everyone be satisfied?

Who is our heat treating / surface hardening expert?

Mark- Grand Jury first, that is the process!

Ah Harry!!! That answers a lot of questions....

OK that's one!

How many Trayvon's do you know? How many did you go to school with? How many in your neighborhood? How many in your family? Is it a popular name and I'm unaware of it?