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Sunday, September 30, 2012
Rock'n'ROLL!
Another Sub-Gun/PCC match and I'm still borrowing Jon's gun. Mine worked great at the latest function check, but before a last-minute range trip, I cycled a few rounds through (safety engaged) manually and it still won't extract correctly. If I searched hard enough, I could probably find a 9-mm AR extractor/ejector, but since mine is held together by Klingon-Metric hex nuts for which I don't have wrenches, I decided to buy a whole bolt carrier assembly and see if that solves the problem.
How well did I do? Thirtieth out of 61 shooters... Top Half, Baby! See the tall guy with the KelTec? I squeezed in a few seconds ahead of him. His own KelTec took a dump on him; good thing Jon was thoughtful enough to bring his own KelTec as a spare!
I look forward to the day when I can shoot this and other matches without my sub-gun or pistol-caliber carbine failing me.
Any 9mm AR/M-16 parts you need, call Continental Machine and Tool Co. in New Britain CT. 860-223-2896.
Ask for Warren (ext. 5), tell him Ed Foster said to call, and tell him what you need. Don't forget to tell him you're a gun writer (you are you know) and Ed though it would be a good deal if you went away happy.
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1 Comments:
At 9:37 PM, Ed Foster said…
Any 9mm AR/M-16 parts you need, call Continental Machine and Tool Co. in New Britain CT. 860-223-2896.
Ask for Warren (ext. 5), tell him Ed Foster said to call, and tell him what you need. Don't forget to tell him you're a gun writer (you are you know) and Ed though it would be a good deal if you went away happy.
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