Posted: 7/16/2016 1:33:07 AM EDT
| Anybody have one that works ? I have a shitty one, some no name brand and its scraping the frame rails. Recomendations please....... |
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When I say "Crappy"..... It looks good. It's stainless, two piece with a plug and allen wrench. It worked fine at first but, after refinishing the gun, the backing lug is rubbing on the frame and the slide. I can feel it binding when I assemble it. And then, I cross threaded it a little bit and munched the end of the thread. I tried to fix that with a file and the little bit of thread that was damaged cracked off and fell away. It's pretty crappy.  |
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Quoted: Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. Quoted: Quoted: Recomendations please....... Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. |
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Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. Quoted:
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Recomendations please....... Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. And if you have a bull barrel, install a one piece rod. The BUL/Kimber one Brownell's sells is a good part. There is no reason IMO to own a two piece rod, they are nothing but a pain in the ass. |
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And if you have a bull barrel, install a one piece rod. The BUL/Kimber one Brownell's sells is a good part. There is no reason IMO to own a two piece rod, they are nothing but a pain in the ass. Quoted:
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Recomendations please....... Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. And if you have a bull barrel, install a one piece rod. The BUL/Kimber one Brownell's sells is a good part. There is no reason IMO to own a two piece rod, they are nothing but a pain in the ass. I have absoulutely no trouble with my 2 piece tungsten rod. I like the extra weight at the muzzle. To each his own. |
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I have absoulutely no trouble with my 2 piece tungsten rod. I like the extra weight at the muzzle. To each his own. Quoted:
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Recomendations please....... Assuming you do not have a bull barrel, throw it in the trash and install a standard GI guide rod and end cap. And if you have a bull barrel, install a one piece rod. The BUL/Kimber one Brownell's sells is a good part. There is no reason IMO to own a two piece rod, they are nothing but a pain in the ass. I have absoulutely no trouble with my 2 piece tungsten rod. I like the extra weight at the muzzle. To each his own. De-grease the threads and tighten them up. |