Picked up some fresh local produce today, can’t wait to plant them in a red dirt berm.

Picked up some fresh local produce today, can’t wait to plant them in a red dirt berm.

I can see your preps...
#opsec

I can see your preps...
#opsec

Empty box and empty plastic crate of beer. All empty. Nothing to see, steal, pillage, etc here 

Empty box and empty plastic crate of beer. All empty. Nothing to see, steal, pillage, etc here 

So, simply cardboard mock-ups?  For training purposes only?

So, simply cardboard mock-ups?  For training purposes only?

Ya. There’s blue painter’s tape on the wall above that.   

I've harvested quite a few of those.

Don't taste so good....funny metallic taste

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!   

You're not supposed to eat them.

The shape should have been a clue: they're suppositories!   

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Got it!
Need a YouTube instructional video tho....

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.
Figure I needed the bbl as neither one of us were consistent or on target even from bench rest. 

   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.
Figure I needed the bbl as neither one of us were consistent or on target even from bench rest. 

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. 

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.

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.