Looks like these will all be gone by the time I get the extra cash lol
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No worries, still have quite a few left.
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I'd like a set! PM sent. Thanks!"To die for an idea; it is unquestionably noble. But how much nobler it would be if men died for ideas that were true!"
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I got my spacers in today. Work great on the Trraccer and Maverick, not so well on the Tagmaster or Hornet. There is a bevel on the base of the stock barrel that allows for the under cocking rods to slide all the way forward. With out it the bolt never locks forward
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With the pump handle removed, the rods move slightly and still work, but once you put the handle on it binds.
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Spacer works well with a JJ and Recon Slide. It holds my balls
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All current orders filled and shipped. Still have stock left!
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Just got mine, fit and finish is great. Major improvement 🤘🤘Attached FilesComment
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I purchased a pair through ebay some time ago, Saw this post today and wanted to share that these are fantastic. Great product, at a great price, thank you!Comment
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Quick question: I asked around to get an idea of what sizes would be ideal- without making, like, a five or six piece kit- but once I get back to turning the rest of this material, would it be worthwhile to make an extra-tight version?
We had a .681 and a .676... would it be worth making a short run of, say, a .671"?
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