Being a gear head for a living...

by rob , Thursday, March 14, 2013, 21:39 (4217 days ago) @ FOG

I just take an air compressor to my guns every two or three days and blow the dust bunnies out. Glocks are the worst about it since you can pretty much look through the gun between the slide and frame.

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Sometimes, I just have to wonder.... - Charles, 2013-03-14, 20:40
- I'm so easy... - rob, 2013-03-14, 20:50
  - I know this is probably sacrilegious but... - rob, 2013-03-14, 21:04
    - IMO, one area in which 1911s beat the 'stuffing' out of SIGs - FOG, 2013-03-14, 21:30
      - Being a gear head for a living... - rob, 2013-03-14, 21:39
        
        dust bunnies! - bj, 2013-03-14, 22:25
        
        Dust bunnies are one thing - FOG, 2013-03-15, 12:27
    - PFFFT... useless DA first shot double action trigger - Rob Leahy, 2013-03-14, 22:58
      - My P220ST is just like my CZ75 Shadow. - cas, 2013-03-14, 23:31
        
        I practiced DA/SA transition for so long.. - rob, 2013-03-15, 00:11
        
        I only had my P220 a few years - FOG, 2013-03-15, 11:55
      - That is one benefit to the 1911... - rob, 2013-03-15, 00:05
      - Found 226 mags and ordered one so far... - rob, 2013-03-15, 00:14
      - +1 (n/t) - JLF, 2013-03-15, 11:09
    - I know this is probably sacrilegious but...I agree - Jeff Taylor, 2013-03-15, 09:38
    - exactly! - cable, 2013-03-15, 10:20
- I'm a flat MSH guy. USED to be that I had to change them - Hobie, 2013-03-14, 22:32
- I was pretty neutral on arched v/s flat MSH... - Sarge, 2013-03-15, 09:44
- I have both styles but prefer the arched - Rob Leahy, 2013-03-15, 10:48
- Upbringing. - JLF, 2013-03-15, 11:17
- Not to argue, but I prefer flat - FOG, 2013-03-15, 12:07
- I do prefer a short- to medium-length trigger, though - FOG, 2013-03-15, 12:20
  - Amen on the short trigger - Sarge, 2013-03-15, 14:01
- I also prefer a standard grip safety - FOG, 2013-03-17, 09:10

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