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Very nice! When's the housewarming party and do we have to bring our own beer?

Yup, send it back. This is not the first time this issue has come up between PSA 308 uppers on DPMS 308 lowers, it's fairly common.

Nice! We need pics!

Here ya go Sisco! Get one of these and put one on each side. Problem solved! http://warnescopemounts.com/product/ramp30tw-team-warne-30mm-tactical-1-pc-black/

A lot of folks don't realize the danger forest fire fighters put themselves in fighting these fires! Schit can go bad at a moments notice. My hat is off to anyone that does this! That is a young man's game, much respect to you Magwa!

Sketch, I've never had a grip screw break! You are having some terrible luck brother!

Good to know Drew. Thanks!

I likey!

Uh JT, are you aware that you started a post about Primary Arms but posted a link to Midwest Industries?

Looks like we will be out at the SERP range tomorrow around noon, maybe earlier. Anyone of you guys in the Tucson area are welcome to join us. Jon (planeflyer21) has already said he will be there.

Optics snobs! They are all around us!

Oh, gotcha now! I'm still on my first cup of coffee. The brain fuzzies don't go away until about halfway through the pot!

Well, you know what they say, you can't put anything on the internet that's not true! ROFL!

I'm trying to figure out what you're saying here Mike. I have a TAX stamp for my silencer that I had to pay $200 to the ATF for!

Mike, that reasoning has been thrown around for years and years! Anymore, just about any 1911 being carried has been modified in one way or another and ANY modification to a carry gun beyond the way the factory built them could be used as a negligence argument in court. In the 35+ years I've been involved in shooting, gunsmithing, and law enforcement I have yet to hear of the removal of a firing pin block safety device being used against someone in court. The ONLY modification I've actually heard of being brought up in court is the issue of modifying trigger pull weights. If you can provide any links to court hearings where the issue of the removal of a firing pin block safety was brought up I would love to see it.

Most gunsmiths won't remove those parts for you, liability issues!

I think one of members here, Toolndie7 might have those.

Welcome from Deming!

Yes, you would!

You KNOW you're thinking some kind of sasquatch schit!

I've got a Chinese drum magazine that I bought years ago and it has always worked flawlessly. You can load the thing up and twist that key just enough to put a little spring pressure on it and leave it loaded indefinitely, just crank it on up when you're ready to shoot. I keep mine loaded up in the safe like that

I took the Series 80 schit out of my Colt 1991 Compact right after I got it too! Had to buy a shim from Brownells to fill in the cut in the receiver that was occupied by the levers but otherwise it was an easy deal. That gun has worked just fine without all that crap in there too. Also, Series 80 was a Colt thing, as far as I know no other manufacturer used that system, only Colt. I don't know anything about wear problems with the safety (you're referring to the thumb safety right Mike?) in the series 80 gun but I still have the factory firing pin and sear in mine and after thousands of rounds I've had no problems with them.

Don't even fukkin say it Jon!

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Me too, MUCH more satisfying than pointing a partial firearm at one and sending out invisible radio waves! I guess you could go 'pew, pew, pew' while you were doing it. Naw, fukkit, shotgun is much more fun!