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Posted: 6/4/2003 5:35:16 PM EDT
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[url]watsonsweapons.com[/url] sells a rear take-down pin that has a small "handle" on the right side.
Because the FAB10 ( Kaliban legal lower) has to be opened to be loaded, I modified some front pivot pins, by lengthening the detent slot, to replace the take-down pins. However this leaves about an 1/8" sticking out the left side (which is what I wanted). |
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Posted: 6/4/2003 6:58:39 PM EDT
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Quoted: My Texas Armaments receiver is built like a tank Damn, things really are BIGGER in Texas !!! [headbang] |
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Posted: 6/5/2003 3:34:23 AM EDT
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notack,
Thanks; I emailed them about their pins. I'd guess that Kalifornai would be spawning lots of new ideas like this. I'm a little surprised the the big handled pins haven't caught on with the benchresh & CMP folks since they are often opening the receiver for cleaning. |
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Posted: 6/5/2003 3:42:29 AM EDT
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Mil spec? Just a lower end guide-line for
this receiver. ...ref... Damn, things really are BIGGER in Texas !!! [headbang][/quote] |
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