Broke my 1050. Not just a little but a lot.
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Broke my 1050. Not just a little but a lot.
Originally Posted by bobbyfairbanks
Do tell? What ya do?
​"there's a smile on my face, but a demon inside"
You know metal fatigue. Bolts will shear in halve it happens
Tho it will make me a begger in the streets burn it if you must
John Adams to George Washington
Wow that's a little crazy. How long have you had it / how many rounds before you kaboomed it?
FFL 07/02
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About 6 months 20k to 39k
Tho it will make me a begger in the streets burn it if you must
John Adams to George Washington
*20to30k
Tho it will make me a begger in the streets burn it if you must
John Adams to George Washington
Wow. Seems a little premature for breakage aye?
Tried drilling holes and installing base pads on my Colt 1911 mags.
The bitch is the things are stainless steel and a cobalt bit would barely cut the hole, as it was I snapped a titanium bit and a tool steel 4-40 tap...just another day in paradise, now I know why I only do these occasionally, what a PITA stainless steel is...
Got 3 of 4 holes drilled, but need a new 4-40 tap before I can tap the other holes. The "self-tapping" screws that come with the base pads sure as hell don't cut into stainless, all it did when I tried was crush the threads and make a nice smooth screw with no threads...Will have to finish it tomorrow now...then I will have 8 mags done this way.
Last edited by Samurai; 03-28-2014 at 22:00.
While it's a dillon product, it's not perfect.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Oh I get that but seems a little soon. I do tip my hat at 20-30k rounds in 6 months. Holy hot damn!
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