Its the second gun ive had with it. The first one fooled me when i bought it, i thought it was real wood til i picked it up. I like it. One down side tho is if it gets scratches you cant just sand and refinish it.How do you like that graphic?
I've been thinking of having one hydro dipped.
I am polishing out a few pits in the receiver and hopefully i can go shoot for an hour or so on Saturday.I can't wait for the range report. I'm sure it's going to be a shooter!
Did you get out? How did it do? The suspense is killing us MM...I am polishing out a few pits in the receiver and hopefully i can go shoot for an hour or so on Saturday.
I should have listened when IdahoLewis said pull that breech plug and clean it after 6-8 shots. It was stuck good. I didnt use Sideshows teflon thread sealant either. Just the teflon tape. Fortunately i have an impact driver that got the plug out without any damage. And the steamcleaner made the plug look like new.
I can tell you all, that Teflon tape is the best thing ever. I have tried every anti-seize I could get ahold of. Teflon taped breech plug, spins right out. This plug was pulled yesterday after 12+ shots on Monday with Swiss BP. Came right out....First thing I purchased for my Optima V2 pistol's breech plug was a 4 oz. can of the Permatex #80632 Thread Sealant w/PTFE.
I'm trying to learn from everyone else's bad experiences.
I should have listened when IdahoLewis said pull that breech plug and clean it after 6-8 shots. It was stuck good. I didnt use Sideshows teflon thread sealant either. Just the teflon tape. Fortunately i have an impact driver that got the plug out without any damage. And the steamcleaner made the plug look like new.
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