It must be super light now.Originally Posted by Nowski87
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It must be super light now.
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I'm pretty sure that's Braille for "please don't do this to a $2,500 pistol"
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I know I just got my first Les Baer a few months ago and this mad me very sad.
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LOL Wow, it’s disturbing how the dimples do not line up and are all sorts of different sizes. I also particularly like the shallow (almost pointless) dimples on the ambi and the slide stop.. I wonder who did this? If it was a custom shop job the smith must have been laughing his butt off when the owner requested it. It does appear to be Fudded on a drill press and recoated to my eyes either that or the smith just said the heck with it and just randomly milled a bunch of dimples?
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Florida man needed a Florida gun.
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Deere gawds of the Dremel!!!!! What the actual **** is that?
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We really need to saw off Florida and let it float away. It’s like a mildly better New York at this point, becoming worse each day.
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Ok so this is a screenshot from a video I saw on Facebook. The ****ing scope is attached to the mother ****ing bolt!!
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WTF???...Ok so this is a screenshot from a video I saw on Facebook. The ****ing scope is attached to the mother ****ing bolt!!
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I have a couple bcg's none ever failed the test, where the assembled bolt holds the weight of the carrier up. Till now. The bcg has less then most bcg's, only 400 rounds, some have 1k to 3k. The gun runs fine. Anyone have similar experience. Was going to send back to PSA but I may keep running or install new rings to see if same thing happens again. Thanks to all
Last edited by JoeBobJoe; 10-22-21 at 19:16. Reason: typo
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