Kinda strange occurance, is the last loop of the latch spring larger in diamiter than the rest of the spring ? Mine was a &@*)#^%)*^!bitch to remove the one time I did it.
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Jay Baker
, Dec 15 2003 07:33 PM
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Posted 25 December 2003 - 05:53 PM
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Posted 26 December 2003 - 12:07 PM
Sounds very typical Jay.
The frame latch spring is tapered and the end is supposed to be large enough to bind in the hole and retain it. The end against the frame latch itself is supposed to be small enough to capture the barb on the end of the latch.
The front sight is retained with epoxy glue.
Congrats and enjoy!
The frame latch spring is tapered and the end is supposed to be large enough to bind in the hole and retain it. The end against the frame latch itself is supposed to be small enough to capture the barb on the end of the latch.
The front sight is retained with epoxy glue.
Congrats and enjoy!
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Posted 26 December 2003 - 01:17 PM
Jay Baker,...you have had a MG under your tree for 10 days????,and did`nt fondle it? Don`t you know the first 24hrs is the most critical time for you to bond with it,..never,ever wait that long again or you risk total rejection.Now go out pronto and dump a stick...before it`s too late!!! KEEPEM`SMOKIN,`out. 
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Posted 27 December 2003 - 05:53 PM
Wellll, it wasn't under the tree THAT long, 21, and I did give it a quick looksee before wrapping.
Thanks for the comments PK. As for the rest of youse guys who wanted pictures-here's the sonogram. Looks like the rest of them.
Thanks for the comments PK. As for the rest of youse guys who wanted pictures-here's the sonogram. Looks like the rest of them.
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