dman2112

Kimber 1911

capri_auto I took a look at the picture and jackdawack does bring up good points, but by the looks of the picture, even through your feed ramps don't extend into the receiver, the round should still strip off and fall off the little "cliff" there onto the barrel portion of the feed ramp. Reason I bring this up is I started building AR's while living in CA. Riflegear was a retail store for me in Fountain Valley. I have a lot of the 10/20 Magpuls. Sometimes when they mod the mag (they have to mess with the spring as part of the mod) the follower is a little tight with the first round as the spring bottoms out. I had this problem before when my rifle got real dirty or I neglected the extractor cleaning. I figured mine out by actually removing the extractor off of the bolt and reinstalling the BCG sans extractor. When I did the round chambered fine. It seems that on the first round the mag was real tite and did not allow a dirty extractor that may have been restricted in its movement a little to grab the round just right. Just food for thought.

Bummer

Try pulling the bolt and drift the pin out for the extractor AND the ejector. There may be some gunk jammed in there that is not allowing the extractor to fully retract.

Playing Radio City this summer! Last time I saw them at Radio City was 83

Lucky boy.

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Yes. In Cali though. Not here yet

True but history of Nj shows that their mindset of pinning is the same as a muzzle device. Do you really want to get into a pissing contest with a judge about being able to remove a roll pin without destroying the the thing?

JustJoe. Keep me posted

Hmmmm

Actually I thought he was just pining over it ! :-). Oh no here we go

How old are you?

Tell that to a jersey judge. I can see it now... "Uh your honor, I didn't know the pin I put in my stock was removable"

Brilliant!

You have to remove the outer stock off the tube and determine a hidden location that you can drill in -between two lock positions with the stock in the location you wish. Remember that it has to be "blind pinned" where it can't be backed out. In the extension tube you only drill through one wall, not all the way through. It's a two step process.

I smell some 1st amendment violators... ;-)

Gunbroker comment is interesting...

"Working Hard To Do A Good Job" is relative.

Yes, this is correct. I blind pinned mine myself to the position I like to shoot it. I would take it somewhere else. If you are handy, you can pin it yourself. Its super easy. I purchased a roll pin assortment from amazon.com. PM me and I can walk you through it.

Yes I mentioned it to them but they kind of shrugged their shoulders. I didn't make a big deal about it as I got a great deal from CDNN for 13 rounders and picked up 4. I am of the type that just remembers these things for the next time I decide to buy something, you know what to expect. Not a big deal. Its really not my loss its theirs. I was just trying to be helpful to the community here in case they were waiting for their P2Pees to come in and were shopping for something. In addition, I was thinking when Christie caves and we have to have 10 rounders I can still shoot the thing until I get my 13 rounders pinned. dman2112

Done!

I recently purchased an HK P30 from RTSP. When I was in the "sales" process, the display gun and its tag clearly stated that it was a 13 round model. Unfortunately the unit I received had 10 rounders. It was my fault however, as my receipt said "10 rnd" (small font, old eyes). I didn't realize it until after the NICS was done, so I'm SOL. Again, clearly my fault for not checking but be careful there and double check what you are getting. dman2112

Cool. I got in touch with Charlie. Local PD no help. Heading over to Belleville tomorrow. Thanks for the 411

Cdnn