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Posted: 5/23/2011 4:56:03 AM EDT
Have not seen any pics of a piggy back set installed in a rifle here in retroland,so here ya go,installed in my 602.With the obligatory "toes" included.
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How sturdy are they? Do they wobble or have any play at the mounting point? Actually feels pretty sturdy,but need to load them and see how they are then. I wonder if Colt would have produced rubber dust caps like the M3 grease gun mags to keep the dirt out of the exposed mag if they determined these were a GTG item?. |
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How sturdy are they? Do they wobble or have any play at the mounting point? Actually feels pretty sturdy,but need to load them and see how they are then. I wonder if Colt would have produced rubber dust caps like the M3 grease gun mags to keep the dirt out of the exposed mag if they determined these were a GTG item?. Gotcha. 
Now all I have to do is find a set. 
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| Well now I've seen two sets. Nice score. How hard to duplicate the connect parts if you had to guess? Think I have the correct mags and some spring steel laying around. If you ever take them apart how about a few high detailed pics of the small parts please, please! |
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cool to see. Though I was disappointed that the thread titled "piggies" didn't involve a pig. . . http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_-af_qYZG5x4/TTRpdaG6lHI/AAAAAAAAADA/T95oqklnU7c/s1600/m60.jpg That is what I was thinking......Not really. Those look great! |
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cool to see. Though I was disappointed that the thread titled "piggies" didn't involve a pig. . . http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_-af_qYZG5x4/TTRpdaG6lHI/AAAAAAAAADA/T95oqklnU7c/s1600/m60.jpg Odd, I was just thinking the same thing. Here's yours truly somewhere in Kuwait during the First Gulf War.
BTW, I know it looks dark out but believe it or not, that picture was taken about 1000 or 1100 in the morning. Gotta love oil well fires! LOL |
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