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Dan Wesson Dan Wesson - A2 initial Review
Clean, simple, classy.
Just took delivery of a New DW A2. and I have to say what an awesome pistol
100 rounds of 230 ball down range no hiccups sweet shooter. Of course pic to follow
The A2 is clean no frills and just classy.
Thinking Pachmayr signature Grips, and maybe a change of sights
The current white dot style Novak’s Work and are right on for a combat hold sight picture.
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What lubes suck?
I just got off my favorite thread, "What is Your Favorite Lube?"
Well , I've probably bought every snake oil out there and really don't remember one that did a bad job.
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Stainless Colt 9-11-2017
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Removing ejector pin
So I am looking to replace a few parts on my Delta Elite. Swapped out trigger and extended thumb safety with a little fitting. Came out well.
Coming to my ejector, I'm having issues. The pin is not moving easily or after a few taps. I know that if I attempt brute force then I'll likely damage something.
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Gunsmiths Who Choose Function Over Form
Who are some gunsmiths that focus more on reliability rather than looks?
I have heard that John Jardine is a guy who doesn't care about how it looks (i.e. parkerizing rather than that beautiful bluing that so many do) but rather how it runs. I suspect Karl Sokol of Chestnut Mountain Sports is the same way (heard of him via Marcus Wynne).
Any others?
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