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m134b

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  • Birthday 02/06/1983

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    Ken Bolin

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  1. Thanks for the info! MGM it is A little pricey for "home use", but insane fun! Ken
  2. Does anyone make a super beefy texas star? 1/2" AR500 or so? 6" plates? Ken
  3. Ramping the 9mm bolt will help smooth things out a little bit, It helps on the semis as well, not just F/A 9mm AR's. M60Joe does excellent work, as do several other 'smiths. Ken
  4. FN makes them foir the .gov, You should be good to go with their BCG. Ken
  5. m134b

    CZ SP-01 in stock?

    Looking specifically for CZ item number 91153. Id actually like to get two! Lol Ken
  6. m134b

    CZ SP-01 in stock?

    Does anyone know who might have the stock CZ SP-01 w/ steel frame in stock? Thanks! Ken
  7. That would be awesome if it worked on Glocks! I just might have to try that. Ken
  8. Been around for a while, Here is a vid with a pretty decent explanation of how it works. Ken
  9. I have "This Old Colt".... I need some ID assistance, It "appears" to be a .32 of some sort. If anyone has the model based on the pics, I would be GREATLY appreciative! Also, The cylender stop doesn't look right.... It has a section at the top rear that looks to have been ground away to prevent it from locking the cylender when the hammer is cocked.... (hammer wouldn't work even if it would, because the firing pin doesn't fit through the frame. Edited to add, I am experiencing technical difficulties uploading pics at the moment.... Ken
  10. John, Simply de-cock your hammer, then use a proper diameter brass or nylon punch and PUSH, don't smack, your hammer pin out. remove hammer, then repeat for the trigger. Take care to note the orientation of the springs, make sure you put'em back in the same way. remove the original safety lever, replace with new one, assemble in reverse order. AR's aren't all that complex, and very little to be afraid of except the 3 detents and their springs, they tend to go flying! Ken
  11. Douglas and Krieger are my top two. Had both, absolutely love both brands. If properly chambered and maintained they will give excellent service for at least 5K rounds. You will know when they go too. Every barrel I've "worn out" went from sub MOA, to shotgun pattern in the space of 500 rounds when it reached the end of it's useful life. This is due to throat erosion. Easy fix is to remove the barrel, remove bbl extension, cut back to mid length, retime barrel extension, rechamber, and get another few thousand out of it! Ken
  12. I use a worn out chamber brush and JB bore paste mixed with Kroil. 10-15 seconds with a cordless drill on low and you've done PLENTY. That is all a fresh cut chamber needs to smooth out any imperfections that would cause issue. More than that and, as others have said, you could be making a rather expensive mistake. Ken
  13. That looks like a KT ordnance frame. They have their frames furnace brazed together from two halves. The halves are machined, then pinned and brazed together. Ken
  14. What really kills me is every time they show the manual mill, It's squealing like a little 3 year old who got it's hand slammed in a car door! Ken
  15. To each their own . Personally I'd build up the stainless. Some of that is because I'm somewhat lazy and there's less work involved! Let us know what way you go and post some progress pics! Ken
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