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jdeitch

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jdeitch last won the day on January 30 2023

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  1. Bump for a great deal. Lots of lookers. Lots of comments/questions... Just need a buyer.
  2. Today's bump. Complete package, ready to go for the next owner!
  3. BUMP for new price. Special deal for someone here on the forum! JD 8^)
  4. Do you think 'someone' on this forum would be kind enough to do that for me? Nice try!
  5. I had that same issue with the one I bought for testing. I fixed the problem easily. When you take the mag apart you will notice the follower is too narrow in the mag. The lugs on the follower that are supposed to stop it as it rides up in the grooves on the mag do not catch at the top. The follower has 'shrunken' after being molded. THE FIX: 1) Take a wine cork and stab it with a fork. (Fix works better while drinking the wine!) 2) Insert cork/fork into follower causing the follower to bulge out. 3) Get a coffee cup big enough for the follower/cork/fork to fit into, and fill it
  6. Put me on the list for one of the first batch please.
  7. The US made Promag is the least expensive option and it's SPECIFICALLY designed to be easily modified into a 5-round mag and no issues with breakage like the others.
  8. You should check out a website called "The Box-o-Truth". Tons of info about ballistics and shooting goodness. VERY interesting and informative. Heres the link: http://www.theboxotruth.com/index.htm
  9. I own, and have tested: AGP, Surefire, Promag and Mike Davidson (MD20 drum) products. I am unaware of any Promag ever breaking as do the AGP and Surefire mags. The Promag has metal feed lips. The Promag body is thicker and has more reinforcements. The design of the Promag floor plate better protects the end of the magazine and provides a better seal against contaminants. The Promag is DESIGNED to be shortened. (Cutting the body and spring is all that is required.) The Promag is cheaper. The Promag has a lifetime warranty. The Promag 'looks' (My opinion) beefie
  10. I thought I got the last of gunfixr's hand made gas knobs. It turns out that although I have a 'one-of-a-kind' knob, he did have a couple more as a result of cancelled orders. I suggest you contact FireArms Sales Co. and/or gunfixr directly and quickly. You may also contact MD Arms who has taken over manufacturing gunfixr's gas knob. MD Arms made a few tweeks and is now selling their version. Check the MD Arms website. NOTE: I believe there is a minimum 4 week wait before any start shipping.
  11. +1 Read and understand instructions before doing any fitting.
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