Sure is a lot of work to replace being careful.
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"A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself...A murderer is less to fear. The traitor is the plague."......Cicero -
Duly noted.
As to the first part, you are correct in some respect - this "UBER-MOACKS" took the place of an older model about 2 yrs. ago, and on this one the staking "screws" have recently been replaced due to literally hundreds of uses causing the tips to become less effective due to wear. PLUS, I go to great lengths to clean & keep all my tools as immaculate as possible (especially the more expensive/specialty ones.) So I see where you would get the impression from the picture that these aren't "used" very much. Quite to the contrary: I use the "MOTHER" on all the AR variants I work on. Oh, and the bolt tool (which is around 5 yrs. young) has been used to remove/replace/upgrade several hundreds of extractors; extractor springs; extractor buffers; ejectors; and ejector springs (an upgrade to chrome silicon that I always advise my customers on). Again, a little TLC keeps these essentials sparkling new (looking
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As to the second part of your post, I think I'll take a PASS on that one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes he is.
Had the pleasure of talking to Ned last week.
Btw, Nice job, I am going to do the same for a couple of lowers that I change around stocks like I change socks... which is often.
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so use a flat head screw plug thingie. i think its a cool mod. its not like it cannot be removed and returned to original config.i guess i'm the only person to say this is not a good modification
ive never had my spring launch i guess because i am careful or lucky
the gun is pretty much designed to be able to be taken apart with a flathead screwdriver
now i am going to need to have a little allen wrench
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Originally posted by xrMikeShe's going to get sand in her action, if she's not careful.Comment
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Changing stocks excessively can mess with your receiver pretty bad. Not saying it will ruin them, but it's not like they can have them changed on a regular basis either.
Personally, if my stock preference really changed that often I'd just buy a second lower and build it with the other stock. Pushing two push pins in and out is a LOT easier than pushing the pins out, replacing the stock, and then pushing them back in.
Glad you're happy with it though.quemadmodum gladius neminem occidit, occidentis telum est. - Lucius Annaeus
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Thanks to all of you guys who made such positive comments. You are the ones who have vision and are forward-thinking!
As to the criticism - bring it on, everyone's opinion counts! Again, if anyone has an innovative/worthwhile tech tip, please post it. As for me, I will be doing a "Pt. II" here in a few MONTHS. I have a pretty cool technique for polishing your chambers - I'm sure many of you will find it to be valuable. Also: even though I will be showing the procedure on an AR (for sake of keeping with the thread "theme"), it can be used for a variety of bolt action rifles & even pistolas/revolvers.
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Was that a compliment? From Randall? WOW, I really didn't know you had it in 'ya!!!!I guess great minds think alike.
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Aside from the fact that there is zero drilling involved (and it is the most minimal, non-intrusive tap job I have ever done), it was more the 2nd part of the post (i.e.: its meaning/point) that I simply didn't "get." If I had a reg'd AW, I would probably think twice before doing anything like this to it also. So I would just do it to a duplicate lower w/ different roll marks on it!

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i don't know how changing the stock would mess with the receiver at all only when you change the buffer tube that you put any wear on the receiver but then you have to worry about the little buffer stopper pin flying freeChanging stocks excessively can mess with your receiver pretty bad. Not saying it will ruin them, but it's not like they can have them changed on a regular basis either.
Personally, if my stock preference really changed that often I'd just buy a second lower and build it with the other stock. Pushing two push pins in and out is a LOT easier than pushing the pins out, replacing the stock, and then pushing them back in.
Glad you're happy with it though.
hmm is his next mod going to be a little pin to hold that in place?Comment
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Since that type of remark obviously does none of us any good & doesn't add anything worthwhile to what the thread is about, please save it for open mike @ your local Hee-Hee, Ha-Ha lounge............On second thought, don't.hmm is his next mod going to be a little pin to hold that in place?

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if people only posted things that do some good this would be a very boring place
besides who are you to say it does "none of us" any good it might inspire someone
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Admittedly trolling for an argument is not how we see the forum running. Lay off or get time off those are your options."I would kill for a Nobel peace prize." Steven Wright"
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