I bought 2 uppers to go with my 2011 lowers, one for each kid, plus spare extractors and ejectors which I have not needed. I believe the breech is enclosed by the barrel extension, which is not the case with most 9mm ARs, but verify this.
Olympic Arms makes one. LRBHO works great. Buy the 10mm magazines if you load long. I milled a lower to use 2011 magazines so I will sell you some Olys for 1/2 price. Middle TN if you want to shoot one.
Thanks folks.... So the peening causes the left leaf to bend inward, the heat shrink centers the spring in the opening, and the metal shim forces it to the right?
C
Twice now, I have found that the sear spring has moved or tilted such that the left leg fell off the sear. (I can duplicate this with sloppy assembly) I searched the forum and found that I am not alone, but no clear fix was identified. Any help out there?
Charlie
About 1/200 primers either don't get pushed out of the case, or they are stuck on the pin and reseated with pressure from the virgin primer on the priming pin. .40 S&W.... Any help here?
My shooting buddy brought a Palmetto Arms Glock-mag gun to my range today. He ran a wide range of factory and re-loaded ammo through it, and it ran great. He had to shoot the last round from some loads, but we should be able to solve this with the right OAL/bullet shape.
Do not buy the regular Pro Ears. They work great but they don't power off automatically, the switches get bumped to on, and the batteries are expensive. They could easily fix it with no additional cost by using a switch that pulls to turn on.
Now that is different. I took half a thou out of the throat with emory cloth, not the chamber. My Springfield 1911 throat was so long the bullet had already left the case before it hit the rifling.
Most cast bullets are .001 or so larger than jacketed. My Springfield 9mm 1911 had a long throat, but I had to open it up with emery cloth wrapped around a dowel to run cast bullets.
I built a .40 cal PCC to use 2011 magazines, but neither of my concepts for a BHO system look very robust so I have not built one. Could you folks with a BHO on a Glock magazine gun take a picture of the mechanism inside the receiver?
Thanks
C
Thanks, but my advise is to buy one at any cost. Way too much trouble to do it yourself unless you have a CNC mill. The (.40 cal) 40 round mag is a hoot, though.