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It's nickel plating. Here's another mention of the uncommon problem: https://www.glocktalk.com/threads/trigger-bar-connector-striker-are-plated.1295224/

Let us know how you like the sights. I find the Dawson fiber rod size too small. I think Truglo & Hi-Vis have larger diameter rods but I haven't shot a Glock in years.

Have you checked out this page? https://www.sigsauer.com/company/contact/

Dry Hands. Seems to work ok. LINK

Thank for the pics. It looks like a good fit. Who's trigger are you running?

Post a picture of it.

check with Bmiller listed in this thread: https://forums.brianenos.com/topic/265280-magwell-for-cmmg-colt-lower/

How much did he pay?

http://jerkingthetrigger.com/2018/08/18/cmc-triggers-launches-its-9mm-pistol-caliber-carbine-pcc-single-stage-trigger/ I didn't see a price.

Not a fan of the scabbards. I see more shooters that use scabbards sweep the hand that's holding the scabbard when removing the rifle with the other hand. I prefer the inexpensive type of zippered case like this one: Amazon link The closed cases did much better than the scabbards this weekend when we had rain on both days of a match. I also saw a PCC fall out of a scabbard once when the shooter's gun cart fell over. If you prefer the scabbards, just be aware of the increased hand sweep potential when withdrawing the gun.

You can try one of these products designed to change the Glock grip angle: http://gripforceproducts.com/Home_HSQ6.php Only $23 with over 500 reviews https://www.amazon.com/Grip-Force-Glock-BeaverTail-Adapter/dp/B004VIZN90

$100 at EGW but's it's showing out of stock: http://www.egwguns.com/1911-parts/tungsten-commander-guide-rod/ Like jcc said, call them.

If you don't have a decent hardware store in your town you can always use Ebay. You can limit your search to US sellers to avoid buying from overseas sellers. https://www.ebay.com/sch/?_nkw=5-40+flathead&_sacat=See-All-Categories&_sop=15

Question for you guys shooting Glock mag PCCs like Max ... do your mags reload that easily on a closed bolt?

Same here. I've used Talons in Florida since they first came out and never had a problem with the grip shifting or peeling.

If you use an ultrasonic cleaner, you won't lose any of your cleaning solution.

We don't do many reloads in PCC so I wouldn't make reload times your primary decision factor. However, since the EndoMag maxes out at 30 rounds, that will cause you to do a reload on a 32 round stage versus other shooters running Glock/Colt mags with a magblock or dedicated lower who won't need to reload. You have options ... for roughly $200 you can buy 4 EndoMags, or a dedicated Glock or Colt style AR9 lower, or a magblock to use with your current 223 lower. If the EndoMag works well, maybe we can convince them to make it for 40 round PMAGS.

Thanks for the responses. I don't mind spending the extra $500 as long as it's worth it and it sounds like it's worth it. To the guys who own the PM9s, whose mags are you running?

This is the main reason that Loctite fails for some users. Failure to clean/de-grease the parts. I usually apply with a highly specialized wooden gunsmithing tool aka toothpick.

Check out this thread: https://forums.brianenos.com/topic/264166-have-you-seen-the-mean-arms-endomag-yet/

You can see their checkering video here: https://clarkcustomguns.com/gunsmithing-service/machine-checkering/

Why would I need to get the gun refinished? I can do the trigger work.

So is it worth renting? I see it on my pay per view menu.

I'm glad your experience was positive. Me and various friends have had the total opposite experience with their service. KTOG is filled with reports of bad service. Maybe they're getting better.

Other than the front checkering, are there any differences that make the PM-9 worth $500 more than the RO? I listed the differences and highlighted the features that are important to me. I can get machine checkering done for $125 at Clark Custom guns.