Recent content by funklord12

It's popular to improve the DA pull by installing a D series mainspring.

Could it be from the ejector or breech face cutout for the ejector? One of my 1911s leaves a slight marking and it's not something I worry about.

That style of follower snaps onto the magazine spring. Check out this video @ around 6 min 40 sec:

Glock will only sell those parts to individuals who complete their Certified Armorer training. Probably has something to do with lawyers and liabilities. https://www.glocktraining.com/

You can buy magazine internal components directly from Glock: https://store.teamglock.com/gun-parts For a complete parts source, go with either of the places listed by Spats McGee.

Cheapest one I know: https://www.bearcreekarsenal.com/bca-glock-22-40-caliber-9mm-conversion-barrel-stainless-steel-finish

Sarco has parkerized RIA frames listed on their website. I don't know if it's in stock. https://www.sarcoinc.com/rock-island-auto-1911-frame-parkerized/ As JRadice45 mentioned, I think it would be easier to go with Foster (Caspian seconds). You can get a nice stainless steel Government frame...

Sig P227

Traditions is made by Pietta. They use a Ruger-style transfer bar.

Powder Valley Free Hazmat when you buy at least $140 worth of Alliant powder or CCI primers. Ends Saturday 12/15/18 at 11:59 PM CST

My local ABC affiliate recently televised a segment on the "dangers" of 80% receivers. I bet you will read a similar story in the NY Times in the near future.

The half-circle cutout is for the extractor plunger & spring.

Might be better to buy a Weigand scope mount and new rings than paying to have your GP100 cut to accept Ruger rings.

Cabela's is having another sale on Sellier & Bellot primers. $19 per brick. Also Ebay is selling $100 Cabela's gift card for $80.

It took Ruger long enough to make a 7-shot GP100. Smith & Wesson released the 686+ in 1996. I just checked the GP100 product page. It shows 7-shot models with 2.5", 4.2", and 6" barrels in stainless steel. P.S. Ruger also released new 8-shot .357 Redhawks with 4.2" and 5.5" barrels.