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Delta Mike

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  • Birthday 12/27/1969

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    Dave McCall

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  1. I started changing parts out with a new gen 5 pistol. I put in the drop safety plunger and extractor, and things started working normally. Also, Suarez asked me to send them the slide and they will replace it. Thank you for your input, Gentlemen.
  2. Amen, Brother. I think you just gave me the perfect advice.
  3. Yes, the slide is specifically for the Gen 5. I sent the slide, as well as the brand new Gen 5 lower, to Suarez, asked for one of their barrels and recoil spring assemblies, and also asked that when it comes back I would like it to work. It didn't. All parts are either original Glock or Suarez.
  4. I have a gen 5 G19 lower and a Suarez 519 slide. It shoots fine, but if there is a loaded round in the chamber and the magazine is removed, when I attempt to eject the loaded round from the chamber, the slide goes most of the way to the rear, then stops, then will not return to battery. The slide will not come off the frame unless I retract the slide, hold it there, remove the backplate and let the extractor and drop safety fall out. On the other hand, if I insert an empty magazine into the pistol and pull the slide, the loaded round comes out normally. Do any of you have any idea what is going on with this pistol?
  5. I have one and I like it. It replicates a stock Glock trigger pull with a more realistic feel than the cardboard trick, including the trigger reset.
  6. I carry a Glock 34 on duty, and use the same rig for IDPA and USPSA. Warren / Sevigny sights with the fiber optic front. G26 off duty.
  7. That looks pretty ideal to me. Almost the same setup that I use. (I have a regular 686, I love it!)
  8. One of our local revolver guys uses a Speedsec. I find it a little scary. I have a speedsec and have used it for several years. It is great because it accommodates all of my revolvers. I have never had a problem with the gun falling out, but I will admit that it makes me a little nervous too. I mostly use kydex now.
  9. JT, I have used the seat/crimp die for several years. I also use the 550. I had .38 special dies (RCBS) and I didn't feel like purchasing the Dillon dies at the time, so I just set it up with the seating and crimping done at stage 3, with stage 4 empty. I was just going to do this until I bought the Dillon dies, but it worked so well that I just left the RCBS setup on my toolhead. DM.
  10. That looks fantastic, I think I need to do that to mine!
  11. Kind of interesting...I have had a 5 inch 625 and a 4 inch 686 for about the same length of time. I use the 625 for USPSA and the 686 for IDPA. I am a solid B class revo shooter in USPSA, and my two best classifier runs (both around 90%) were shot with the 686 shooting minor, when I had loaned my 625 to my son. HMMM
  12. I cut my palm too. I figure I'm not going to worry about it unless I start seeing blood on the BACK of my hand too! Then its time to be a little more gentle with the ejector rod.
  13. I have a 610 and love it. It is the first revolver that I used exclusively for games. The only problem I can come up with is that I peened the stop notches from dry fire. Lots and Lots of dry fire. Part of the problem was the extra mass from the non fluted cylinder. I have a 625 and a 686 that now are approaching the same number of snaps as the 610, and have not developed that problem. Take care, DM
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