[Post your Dogs!]

Petra

7 months

[Glock 41 set up]

Does anyone know if the G41 will fit in the blade-tech DOH made for a G34?

Mine fits like it was made for it.

[Glock 41 set up]

I wasn't sure either so I just tried a Zev gen 3 adaptor, recoil rod, and 14 pound spring from my 35. The 41 didn't really want to go into battery with this spring.

I tried a Jager rod and 14 pound Wollf spring too, and that didn't help, so, I guess I can't use the 14 pound springs that I use in my 17, 34, and 35. Oh well.

[How has your Glocks finish held up and what holster do you use?]

I have a 2008 Blade tech DOH.

My g34 has some wear that looks like a long scratch running down the entire left side of the slide where it contacts the

holster. The rest of the finish on the slide looks fine.

I can actually hear some grinding when I draw the gun slowly.

[Compelling picture]

Looks like a photo from the Ukrainian Orange Revolution.

[Wider grip for N-frame]

These are pretty big

SW01X8XXL grips on a 625:

[Custom S&W revolver front and rear sights-LOCKED DUE TO LENGTH]

Interest :

Ready to order.

Options:

1) Style - Pin-on.

2) Sight - 1mm Fiber Optic.

3) Color - Green

3) Height - .300" tall

Quantity:

1

[Glock Sight Changing Tool]

I used a hammer and the little plastic-tipped punch that came with my Dawson rear sight.

[Bullet Prices, let's see them]

I was throwing out some boxes in my basement and I found this packing slip:

[650 Powder problem]

This is from the 650 FAQ section:

To prevent the shellplate from snapping into position as it cycles (thus spilling powder), clip the spring under the detent ball. Clip only half a coil.

[Glock Open comp. securing]

Red Loctite #271 will hold the comp in place just fine. When you want to remove it, just hit it with a propane torch for a few seconds and the Loctite will break down. You won't damage anything unless you use too much heat for too long.

[Prayers needed for (Mad Scientist aka Glock Jockey) John Nagel]

Prayers for a full recovery sent from Keefe, Faith, and Hannah in CT.

[Silicone As A Case Lube]

I pre-sized thousands of Win .40 cases and cleaned them. Despite already being sized, while loading, they take a little effort through the sizing die. Spraying a quick shot of silicone into the casefeeder helped a lot. Also, just spraying the empty casefeeder plate, prior to dumping in cases, helped a lot.

And just to drift the thread, I pre-processed all those cases with standard lanolin/alcohol case lube. Like buttah! The lack of effort was almost like there was no case in station one to be sized. But it gummed up the casefeeder plate, tube, adapter, bushing, and shell feed.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I thought this would be my solution to avoiding having to:

A.wipe off the lube by hand

or

B1. Tumble loaded JHPs

and then

B2. Shake all of the media out of the hollow points

The pre-sized cases worked fine during the loading process, but man, I had a lot of jams in the case feeder tray and upside-down cases in the tube.

I was loading .40 using the large case feed adaptor plate, and sized the cases

with the Lee U-Die.

[Xl650]

...any thoughts on the primers jamming and not feeding?

Rick

Make sure that you are using the small brass-tipped primer magazine instead of the large one.

[Odd Name Brass]

From:

Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners