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Down in the Fun Room cleaning a 10/22 and a Marlin 39A tonight and I saw this in my reloading bin. What the... heck??
It appears to have a screw head that one half is broken off, and just a smooth pin/shaft opposite the head. There's also a nub or a keeper on the side of the screw head.
I'm racking my brain thing it probably compressed a spring but I can't place it.
This is going to bug the crap out of me until I figure out where this came from.
Anyone have any ideas?
1911 mag release catch!
Never mind, but thanks!!!!
Bigfoot by how blurry it is.......
it is a part for your Turbo Encabulator
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Originally Posted by TEAMRICO
Ya beat me to it..... LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Walker2970
Dickfur
Flux capacitor
Didn't take long..Quote:
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Ok whaz a dikfer??[Coffee]
Marzel Vane. Yep.
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I don't think that means what you think it means.
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Where's Gunner with those calipers?
Check your reloading press setup, it could possibly be part of your primer seating function off of your press.
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Originally Posted by zteknik
Left handed framus !!!
Definitely part of the turboencabulator...
http://youtu.be/MXW0bx_Ooq4
Looks like some full auto part from an MP5. Lucky.
All joking aside I really want to know the answer.
1911 mag release catch. How this just showed up in one of my reloading bins is a complete mystery.Quote:
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Ha. Yep. With part of it missing I honestly didn?t recognize what it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robb
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Case study 101 what happens when some fool thinks the mag catch retainer just unscrews....Quote:
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