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I purchased a few things from Damon, and hope to soon order the slide. The one that is on my 28 stock is alloy and shows it.

The shipping was very fast and great service.

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Bruce,

 

I would never let anyone go away unhappy. If you don't love it...return it and I will give you all your money back. If you should feel it needs some fitting, send us your frame and we will fit the slide to it for you. Let me know if I can help you.

 

Thanks,

Damon

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I have purchased a stock slide assembly from Tommygunner.com. I was pleased with slide.

 

VERY high quality machining of good steel. No cast junk from here. http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif Also, nicely finished and shipped in cosmoline; so it can sit in the safe for fifty years if it is a spare part.

 

I told him (the owner of Tommygunner) that he should tool up and make 28 frames as they are scarce now.

 

Norm

 

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I bought a slide assembly from Damon, and it arrived today. The finish and quality are very good. All of his stock slides have serial numbers, and he can also place the serial number of your gun on the stock slide if you like. The metal to wood fit is excellent on the 28 stock I have.

 

I had to make a few adjustments to it as well as the slide adapter that Numrich sells. When Numrich Arms made the adapters at the rear of the plate, where the metal is turned upwards it caused the stock slide to bind. I attempted to straighten it unsuccessfully, and ended up using my Dremel to smooth the top area to allow it to go on easily.

 

Keep in mind that the stock slides are patterned after the Colt style and will most likely slide easily onto a 28 or 21 frame. I own a Kahr 27A1 that has a M1A1 style frame, so I needed to Dremel the inside area of the rails of the stock slide a bit in order to clear the frame area just above the slide attachment.

 

The end result is a very secure and free of the play that the alloy style stock slide has. The addition was a good choice, and the steel stock slide is far superior to the alloy that came with the stock. http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif

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I ordered a stock slide from Damon two weeks or so ago, and since I was coming to New York for the weekend we arranged a meeting. Just spent the morning with him and a few of his friends - my new slide is an absolutely beautiful piece of workmanship, I can't wait to get home and install it on my WH 1928 and get rid of the alloy junk that's on there now - and Damon and his friends are quality people. I spent the morning trying to talk them into moving to a Class 3 friendly state!

 

I have no doubt that if you bought something from him and were not completely satisified, he would make it right.

 

Regards,

 

Earle

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Thanks Earle (also Norm and Grey Crow) ! http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/rolleyes.gif

 

I am glad you like the slide. Was great to finally meet you and the guys today in person. You are truly defenders of the Constitution! My friends and I had the best time and took back some memories that will last a lifetime. Here are some pics I took on the tour you gave us. Thought maybe some of the members of the board might be interested.

 

Here is a shot of us in your cabin....Tom...Homer...Me...Earle

 

http://www.tommygunner.com/images/Bataan/TomHomerDamonEarle.jpg

 

And a shot of Earle's little "Destructive Device"!

 

http://www.tommygunner.com/images/Bataan/BataanHomePort.jpg

 

A shot of Tom, Me and Earle with one of our slides.

 

http://www.tommygunner.com/images/Bataan/TomDamonEarlewslide.jpg

 

Here is a little something from Saddam's armory!

 

http://www.tommygunner.com/images/Bataan/BataanWarTrophy.jpg

 

Hope next time we meet it can be in a free state! I will have more of this posted on the website this week.

 

Damon

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Thanks for posting the photos of true American heros. Nice to know we average citizens have fine people like that defending our homes.

 

My only question is why can't he carry the Thopmson as his personal sidearm? I'm sure his men would understand. After all they were U.S. Navy issue at one time. http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif

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Damon,

Make sure you bring plent of those new 21/28 slide assy. with you this week-end at Tracie's. I'll be look at them and checking for fit and looks. Must of been nice to get a personal tour of a Carrier! That won't happen very often. Nice photos

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