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Missed that Paul... Even slip fit silversoldered is no issue.

Absolutely Ludicrous!!!!!! In free states comps and flash supressors are only screwed on. No pin No Weld.

Does anyone want to buy a 4X4X1/4" steel plate with belt loops? They'd be driven crazy with it. Sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus. Probably somebody's cousin selling this and it's all BS.

I have a trap if you want to borrow one, also a larger one for raccoons.

I think you are making a mistake. Engage the help of some one with a drill press. Here's a deal. Clock your brake, mark it, send it to me, I'll drill it. You install it, pin it and solder over the top of the pin.

I've been to Mike's several times. No problem. I have no idea what you guys are seeing or expect.

Congrats!

36 days in Jefferson Twp. Dec 13th to Jan 19th

Yep! I've got the pen...LOL

Nick- do you use a chamber brush and some kind of lacquer solvent?

That's why I like you Adam...

Shame on you!

Adam- Does anybody really shoot that $hit in their precious rifles?

Do you know the model # of the Mossberg equivalent?

If you find you are unable to use a forum vendor, get yourself to Lawman's Supply. They are, I believe, The largest GLOCK Distributor in three states.

I've talked about this to peeps before and Ted please jump in. Clock the comp. Mark where you want the pin. Remove the comp. Drill the hole in the comp. Reinstall the comp drill through the hole you drilled to JUST A LITTLE MORE THN THE ROOT OF THE THREADS. Insert pin and here is the controversial part....Silver solder the surface of the pin to the comp. This is pemament. Refinish the area. Now this only works as far as I'm concerned if your barrel is already in excess of federally legal minimum. If you are comping a 14.5" barrel to 16"+ I believe there are federal guidelines about melting temp of the attaching material. Now if you were considering fluxing the theads an silversoldering the comp on like that, I think you may get some discoloration of the parkerizing.

Here's alefty safety from Midway for $15 http://www.midwayusa.com/find?&sortby=1&itemsperpage=20&newcategorydimensionid=2625

If you are near PK90 Arm-n-Ammo I'm sure Paul can do it for you.

http://www.ar15products.net/itm01311.htm

I have a clapible stock for a 20ga 870 I would part with.

Since there are NO specific guidelines about pinning a stock, one or two blind role pins through the stock and the lower buffer tube extension should suffice. Additionally the manufacturers inactivate the adjustment lever by tapping the adjustment hole and inserting an allen head cap screw which may or may not be necessary. Just make sure it is not clapsible.

Ray- I would stay away from a 1911 platform. It was designed for a relitively low pressure carteidge which the 10mm is not. Bring on the flame!!!!!

Thanks Pipes...I thought it was just me.

Point being Glenn, is the guilding metal has been reported to be so thin that you may actually have the iron core riding on your rifling. Just what I heard. And if so...That cant be good. If the steel cases were so benign in you chamber why do they coat them? Just don't like the stuff!