Oldcarjunkie
R.I.P
also sounds like wrong thread.
Lol, wondered here tht went.. Lack of sleep and iPad playing tricks on me... Carry on.lol
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Lol, wondered here tht went.. Lack of sleep and iPad playing tricks on me... Carry on.lol
TheWhiteBuffalo
Not Impressed
I have Murray's pins in all of my SKS rifles.
Slam-fires CAN and DO happen. Murray pins are cheap insurance to prevent a possible accident. Anything can fail, but why not try and limit a potential problem?
As one previous poster said, just save the original parts and you can always fall back if the need arises. I clean my weapons, but I don't want to spend all of my time worrying about how well I cleaned them.
Murray pin = piece of mind.
Slam-fires CAN and DO happen. Murray pins are cheap insurance to prevent a possible accident. Anything can fail, but why not try and limit a potential problem?
As one previous poster said, just save the original parts and you can always fall back if the need arises. I clean my weapons, but I don't want to spend all of my time worrying about how well I cleaned them.
Murray pin = piece of mind.
Sirex
Powered by natural gas
I always thought slamfire was the "legal" way to go full auto without a license.
That's bump fire
My peace of mind comes from proper cleaning
Murray Pins
Did you install the fix yourself or have a gunsmith do it? What gunsmith could you recommend to do the work?
Did you install the fix yourself or have a gunsmith do it? What gunsmith could you recommend to do the work?
CFCE
Active Member
You can install yourself. But save some money, get pipe cleaners and clean clean clean and then clean again down to the molecullar level especially if this is the first time you have cleaned it. Cosmoline reproduces and fills every available void.
small parts can be dropped into boiling water for a little while. the cosmoline will melt from the temp and rise to rest atop the water.
don't do it in your favorite pasta pan though...and make sure you have a good amount of wd40 or clp handy to bathe it in afterward, maybe compressed air to dry it off quickly and well.
don't do it in your favorite pasta pan though...and make sure you have a good amount of wd40 or clp handy to bathe it in afterward, maybe compressed air to dry it off quickly and well.
