Not and be concentric. Gotta put it in a lathe for that which means take it out of the receiver.
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Not and be concentric. Gotta put it in a lathe for that which means take it out of the receiver.
Still not sure how to make this screw fit. I lost my reply lol
PM me if you do..I'll need this 1897 parkerized
@Rabbit2047 what are the details on the 1911s you sell? Railed commander possible?
Tape the threaded end...chuck it in a drill....grind it against a file to fit....cold blue the shiny parts
I think that's how it went.
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I knew about CLP, but I didn't realize that was the military standard. The stuff I have is thicker...my friend who closed his ffl last year gave it to me bc he was running out of storage space when I helped him move. He was 11 series Army...I'm curious what he gave me. I'll get some pics when I get home. I'll also check if there's a milspec sticker on it. I didn't think to look for that!
Maybe I should dog nap your boy and ransom him for a vz61.
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You’ll never make it past the claymore roombas
A year.
But really it’s a shotgun model,
Commonly called a trench gun
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I did. This is what I got via google.
I found it interesting and I figured it has many uses. Some of them might be firearm related.
Prior to 1985 there were a lot of different cleaners and lubricants in the mil inventory, each designed for a specific weapon system. CLP brought across the board standardization for weapons maintenance. A little know fact..... MIL-L-63460 (same thing as commercial Break Free) is water based and perfect for corrosive ammo maintenance. Many of the big bore weapons in the military still use corrosive components in the ammo they shoot.
I will take them for safekeeping.I’m trying to get married. I can’t touch her stuff lmao. She will sell my guns
Sure. Base model price is $900.
Things like bobtail, odd caliber, special finish, special sights, bull barrel, fancy grips, custom serrations custom serial number will be extra.
Standard options are Gov, Commander, officer length slides, frames are all made from 1095 and are available railed or standard in Gov, Commander, and officer.
Standard finish is brushed stainless or hot blued
Available in 45, and 9 mm. Other calibers available for additional cost.
Amateur.
Really need trained suicide bomber pigeons and trained attack fish.
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