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The only question I have is who would name their child "Trayvon"?

I wish I knew more about this surface hardening stuff. Now viualize the trigger engagement notch ground into the hammer. I'll be damned if it doesn't look like that was done after heat treating. So if that surface is stoned, taking off the high spots of the engegement area axial to the trigger pin how would that remove the hardened surface? Even if it did remove the high part of the "wash board" the valleys would still be hardened. How deep is the surface hardening? Now this is not saying that a butcher can't ruin a hammer... Any input is appreciated.

I don't like his AR triggers. That's all I'll say.

Adam- Glad you didn't take offense. Just saying Firearms are valuable and people target their theft and having an owner aid in their theft is not unheard of. If, like you said you were already screwed a loaded firearm in the safe may be your way out.

Everything raz-o said is on the money. DTtuner if you want to get a shorter stock let me know and we may be able to work up a deal. I could use a A2 length stock.

Here's the next question... Has anyone ever done it over the exiating foam?

Chris Take the 03 down from sale the 03 is not for sale

50cal... LOL .224 and I don't know what the total cost would be until we know how many bullets to order.

To your comment Joe, LE does have a rough job walking in blind to something and agreed they don't need to further confused. Help out clarifing the situation buy your actions and not posing what could appear as an additional threat. If I have LEO come to my door, and I have for undisclosed reasons, I always hand them ID when they show up, to show them that I belong here. Hands visable on steering wheel, common sense stuff.

Adam, and if you are ever forced to open your safe you'll end up with your dick in your hand.

Thanks for the catch Vlad. Just was having a brain fart. I fixed it. The major Issue I find w/ stock thiggers is the hammer notch where it is cut for the trigger is cut accross the axis of the hammer and causes the pull to be gritty. If that is smoothed out the trigger will be almost decent. Then stiff springs replaced with after market helps also. Now agreed you will still have some creep.

I'm looking to split shipping with someone. In North Jersey 07438

Make sure it's the disconnector. I have hammers, triggers, disconnector springs as spares but no disconnectors. If it's anything other than the disconnector I can help you.

Not a Stag product. He built the lower.

There is no reason a standard configuration trigger shouldn't work properly.

Great if you want to spend the extra $. But there should be a more economical solution.

And they must be stock, meaning all GLOCK parts.

Good Job! But, consider having a firearm more accessible.

+1 Punish the crime not the motivation. Hate crimes are BS. There is only CRIME!

Make sure the disconnector spring is not in upside down. It may throw the disonnector out of alignment

Just picked up a pistol w/ 10 rd mags. Tell me what you have laying around. Thanx

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And don't forget GSSF at Central Jersey June 16-17

You beat me to it Nick. Same manuals I have.

Hey Bob- I still have some once fired Super-Vel cases if you ever decide to load anything crazy hot.