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That entire striker pin assembly slides out along with that white plastic you see there. But it slides in through a plastic tube. I fear that tube might be it.

@shocker notinotice how the striker leg is off to the center? BTW I call S&W today. They refused to give me any insight and offered to fix it if I shipped it to them. All was going good until he heard I was not the original owner. The lead time then turned to possibly 8 months maybe more. I'd sooner by a new one.

Soon it might be Mayor Tex.

Who would have guessed that was your name?

It's one of the ways towns are meeting their Affordable Housing (COAH) requirements.

As a sitting Planning Board member in my town I can tell you none of any of these actions are simple or quick. Believe it or not these actions can sometimes take years. Take pictures, videos and gather what you can and get the Media involved. If a child enters this structure and gets hurt once you open these cans of worms they'll have to get out their check books. And they won't like that. And remember, if it saves one child....! Says an Old Guy with suit cases of money in his attic.

Yes it’s difficult. I’ll try to upload a picture tonight when I get home. The “sleeve” I mentioned isn’t the rear part holding the back plate. It’s a lining for the assembly. I’ll get some pics up.

Where he will be asking for $15.00 an hour no doubt.

I do feel it. But looking at the slide from the bottom, The pin seems to be a little off center. It seems to not allow full travel of the pin for about 1/32. I know there's a sleeve for the pin to travel and I'm wondering if it's worn to not allow the proper travel.

Mag disconnect? As in the mag is not secure? Because you can rack them trough all day. It feeds.

The striker came with the new firing pin I installed all in one as a package. It was (or claimed to be) OEM.

If they recommend sending it in, do I have to do the FFL-P2P shuffle or can we just ship to each other? But honestly I don't mind working on it if the answer is out there. It's almost therapeutic.

I have an M&W shield .45. (2.0) It's always preformed great. I had it out and suddenly it wouldn't fire. you could hear the hammer by the clicking but not even a dimple or scratch on the round. I replaced the firing pin as I heard these sometime have issues with them. I went out today and just a click. Anyone ever hear of this or experience it? I couldn't tell you how many rounds are through it. I shoot the hell out of my guns and 1000rds wouldn't surprise me.

Our grandkids are going to have to learn how to hack a smart knife.

I find it interesting that the magic number is 3 or above for it to be called a mass shooting but when there's 4 stabbed to death it's just a stabbing.

P.S. DON'T call a pest control company. You wouldn't believe the rules about bat control. We can't kill them or even disturb them at certain times. I had a friend in Madison that called to be rid of them in his attic and found he couldn't during certain seasons due to babies. He had to wait months until he could list his house because of it. Deal with it privately and quietly.

Ok, I too am in an old Victorian. I don't want to get into the story because of the Bat Police but my episode didn't end well for one of us when the little bugger got into the house. My cats don't have their shots so we were all doing battle to see who could get it first. Anyway you want to check your attic. They'll hang out on the south side of what ever they find the darkest and warmest up there. Or you could turn off all the lights and sit there making a noise like a mosquito and see if they come to you. But check the attic first.

They don’t care. They don’t care.

Great. So if the Beaver Man starts this ammo will have the 13 to 18 dollar NICS fee we’re charged on top of the waiting time.

I understood it. Should I be worried?

And, would old records be or allowed to be expunged?

Update: I got stood up. He never showed for his 10am appointment. Reminiscent of the 90's when the unemployment was down and economy numbers were good.

Author Extraordinaire. After all, everyone “embellishes” on their resume.

Over the years I’ve read tons of resumes. I could publish a bathroom reader on the hilarity of them.

We'll see....