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General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: drck1000 on April 25, 2020, 12:13:51 PM
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Picked up some fresh local produce today, can’t wait to plant them in a red dirt berm.
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Picked up some fresh local produce today, can’t wait to plant them in a red dirt berm.
I can see your preps...
#opsec
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I can see your preps...
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Empty box and empty plastic crate of beer. All empty. Nothing to see, steal, pillage, etc here ;D
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Empty box and empty plastic crate of beer. All empty. Nothing to see, steal, pillage, etc here ;D
So, simply cardboard mock-ups? For training purposes only?
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So, simply cardboard mock-ups? For training purposes only?
Ya. There’s blue painter’s tape on the wall above that. :thumbsup:
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I've harvested quite a few of those.
Don't taste so good....funny metallic taste
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I've harvested quite a few of those.
Don't taste so good....funny metallic taste
You're not supposed to eat them.
The shape should have been a clue: they're suppositories! :shake:
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You're not supposed to eat them.
The shape should have been a clue: they're suppositories! :shake:
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Got it!
Need a YouTube instructional video tho....
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Picked up some fresh local produce today, can’t wait to plant them in a red dirt berm.
I'll be throwing some "homemade" 9mm polymers at CQ steel this afternoon with a 1989 German p226 I picked up.
Needed a new bbl which was hard to find as well as a de-cocker spring and de-cocker bushing.
Spring broke on last outing and when I dropped the mag, the bushing fell into tall grass. :grrr:
Figure I needed the bbl as neither one of us were consistent or on target even from bench rest. :wacko:
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I'll be throwing some "homemade" 9mm polymers at CQ steel this afternoon with a 1989 German p226 I picked up.
Needed a new bbl which was hard to find as well as a de-cocker spring and de-cocker bushing.
Spring broke on last outing and when I dropped the mag, the bushing fell into tall grass. :grrr:
Figure I needed the bbl as neither one of us were consistent or on target even from bench rest. :wacko:
Awesome. Video :hmm:
Was the spring issue with the P226? Interesting because was at the range with a guy whose P22X had a pin come out that secured a spring that shutdown the pistol. Luckily we were able to find the pin and he was able to put it back and get the gun shooting again.
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Awesome. Video :hmm:
Was the spring issue with the P226? Interesting because was at the range with a guy whose P22X had a pin come out that secured a spring that shutdown the pistol. Luckily we were able to find the pin and he was able to put it back and get the gun shooting again.
My spring (part # 1202975_R, Decocking Lever Spring , P Series) broke about mid point.
It was not attached to a "pin" per say, but rather a plate (Part #Bearing -1, Bearing, Decocking Lever) in the mag well area that had a notched post going through grip frame.
One end of semi-circular spring was inserted in Decocker and with tension applied, the other end was placed in notch of Decocking Bearing notch.
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My spring (part # 1202975_R, Decocking Lever Spring , P Series) broke about mid point.
It was not attached to a "pin" per say, but rather a plate (Part #Bearing -1, Bearing, Decocking Lever) in the mag well area that had a notched post going through grip frame.
One end of semi-circular spring was inserted in Decocker and with tension applied, the other end was placed in notch of Decocking Bearing notch.
Wow, very detailed. I'm not a tinkerer so I don't really get into smaller parts very much. I know stuff happens and I had something happen with the FCG in my HK USP Compact (my first gun) and had to send the gun back to HK. I was expecting the gun to be gone for a while since HK had a history of concentrating on the LE/.mil needs and putting consumer stuff on the side, but I got a call from one of their gunsmiths a few days later and had the gun back in hand about a week after that. :thumbsup: