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Last edited by markm; 12-27-11 at 13:50.
"You people have too much time on your hands." - scottryan
Thank you kindly; been wondering about that - and my Google-Fu was weak.
markm, kartoffel, I've done a LITTLE research on the springfield fcg and I don't understand the freakout. I thought they were good to go. Enlighten the blind, whats wrong. I don't own one, but was thinking about it. If it's as useless as a bag full of assholes I want to know.
Last edited by fixit69; 12-28-11 at 21:08.
I don't know exactly what that monkey is doing to the FCG parts, but from some of the stuff I've read on the forums, he's messing with the surface hardened areas and basically ruining the life of the parts.
The classic symptom is getting double fires a few hundred or thousand rounds after the part has been ruined.
This also happens to guys new to the AR.... they think that the simple surface areas of the FCG can just be honed or something for a home trigger job.... They just end up ruining the parts.
"You people have too much time on your hands." - scottryan
No firsthand experience but I've read some SCARY things about the work Bill Springfield has done. Everything from double and triple fires to losing customers' guns.
Steve
Jesus, is he retarded? The reason I was thinking about it is because I have totally screwed two trigger groups with stoning(I have more than a little experience in this, so it SHOCKED me when I got a double). I figured it was a bad idea, and I didn't think this was what he did.
I've seen so many posts on other forums praising his work, I thought he was 5x5. Gonna do a lot more looking into stuff. Thanks for the heads up and money not wasted on more garbage.
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Last edited by fixit69; 12-29-11 at 18:50.
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