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Long story short, my girlfriends '04 wrangler is throwing a bunch of trouble codes. p1594-charging system voltage too high p0352-ignition coil b primary/secondary code malfunction p0135-02 sensor heater circuit malfunction bank 1 sensor 1 p0141-02 sensor heater circuit malfunction bank 1 sensor 2 p0300-random/multi cylinder misfire detected p0302-cylinder 2 misfire detected p0138-02 sensor circuit high voltage p0305- cylinder 5 misfire detected any suggestions gentleman?

The shell holders do not work. The shell holders that ork in the priming tool are much thinner and are a different profile. As far as corn cob stuck in the case, I cant help. I tumble in walnut and dont have that issue.

PM me if you need any info. I have had one for a year, and a second for a few weeks so needless to say im familiar with the process.

Two totally different animals. What will you be using the gun for? Personally, Im not a fan of the D.E.

They dont look great, but I have a feeling that since they are coming out of MAGPUL, they were designed with the form follows function mantra.

Yeah thats what I dont get. if you pull the trigger on one side, with the single slide, its going to extract and eject a live round. I dont know how they could make 2 functional triggers fire at the same time. You fire one side, the slide starts to move, and then takes the other side out of battery.

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I do know they are unavailable at the distributor, and retail level, with no known time of availability. I have heard from reputable sources that it will not be in the product line for next year.

Dave- before he does the trigger job, have hom check to see which generation firing pin is in it. The neos was subject to a recall, and you dont want him to have him do the work, just to have the factory return it to him back in its stock form. He can run the serial number himself to see if its in the range. http://www.berettasupport.com/neos/neosform.html

its going to sound stupid, ut I have had some in the shop that come in with the handle on the bolt pushed into the receiver and locked up, Only after you pull the handle away from the gun does it allow the bolt to move all the way forward. looking at it from the top, pull the bot out to the right with a decent amount of force.

There was a thread on this a while ago, but this has a better picture. If KDpipes sees this- from our NFA conversation pertaining to this gun from the last thread- it does look like only one trigger in these pics making it one trigger pull -> two bullets. You were correct in your NFA thoguhts.

Might/might not be legal, I think there was a thread on this a few weeks ago, let me find it. even if its legal, finding an ffl to do the transfer on it would be a whole other issue. I wouldn't transfer it at either of the places I work. got it: http://njgunforums.c...-yes-anothe-no/

IMO the LC9 is nice, its just super thin, and doesnt fit my hand really well

Mpro for a cleaner, weaponshield / slide glide for lubrication.

I also run almost this exact setup (AFG1 vs AFG2), and it really does work wonders

I know its not ll metal, but you should throw the ruger lc9 in the ring.

If you plan on building a rifle, you might want to look into the savage arms actions. They are easier to work with (setting headspace/barrel setback), than a Remington pattern action

hater In all seriousness, I have a couple lights that are more than 100 and they run great, its all a matter of how much you are willing to pay.

Mike are you sure it was in sideways and not up-side-down? If it was in sideways, I am having a hard time figuring out how the cylinder cleared the rear of the frame as it rotated in.

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come on, someone has to have one

WTB mossberg 500 cruiser 12ga. If anyone has one, or a line on a used one, im interested.

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I know you've probably heard this, but punches are cheap, and you will use them again.