There are some really tricky parts to handle, but it is worth it. I think I have installed five or so to date and they all are worth the effort.
FTC- I payed for all of them. So there.
Monday, April 9, 2012
If you are drinking Kool-Aid
I suggest more sugar. Once again a Apex DCAEK being installed. It changes the action on this pistol greatly.
There are some really tricky parts to handle, but it is worth it. I think I have installed five or so to date and they all are worth the effort.
FTC- I payed for all of them. So there.
There are some really tricky parts to handle, but it is worth it. I think I have installed five or so to date and they all are worth the effort.
FTC- I payed for all of them. So there.
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Yum. I think I just want to get one (or two) of each of the polymer wonders.
ReplyDelete45er, so far so good with these things. Best part? They are not safe queens, I will run them until they are sucking Buttermilk!
DeleteI've been thinking of putting on in my CCW M&P45c that I pick up tomorrow (replacing the one my dad Kaboomed), and in my M&P357. I think you made up my mind for me :D
ReplyDeleteWolfrage,
DeleteThese kits are a bit pricy but are so worth the cost and effort. The trigger action from the factory is *ahem* crap. I was used to shooting and carrying a Colt Commander. I was NOT used to pulling a trigger and feeling like I was pulling a stick out of a concrete mixer.
Welcome!
Oh, Wolfrage, what about the Kaboomed? Inquiring minds and such ya know.
DeleteMy dad was trying my pistol out and used his own reloads -- he got a squib at the end of a double-tap that he didn't catch, and racked the slide.. which let the next round chamber... The result?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/wolfrage/6443539877/in/photostream
Ouch! Glad he was not hurt!
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