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Kevincrossville

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  1. David has the screenshots, and more now so hopefully he can get it resolved. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  2. Email sent. Thanks Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  3. Yes it happens on both. That was the first thing I tried. I'm using dolphin browser also. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  4. Yes. Can't find a button to view as desktop or I would. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  5. I tried searching for a solution but didn't find exactly what I needed. I hadn't been on here in a few months and recently tried to access with my Samsung S5. I can view the main page find but when I click on a sub forum the topic names are vertical down the page one letter at a time. This occurs in landscape or portrait view. Has anyone else had this problem or just me? I plan on trying tapatalk out but not sure if i'll like it or not.
  6. UPDATE: I found out how and removed the extractor. It was gummed up in there pretty good but not to bad. Got everything cleaned and put back together and it seems to function a bit better but will still fail to feed...the catch is that it's only happening on the last round of the magazine when there is no other round to push it up. I have tested two different mags, one older one new. I've yet to test fire but will this week and report back. I have a feeling that it will work fine in live fire and the only reason it is happening now is because im riding the slide trying to make it happen but I will for sure report back. As always, comments are welcome on this issue as well as getting the stubborn pin out of the slide. Of course it is the older style and I will be ordering a new one soon.
  7. Thanks for all the replies. I have received a new spring kit and installed the sig recoil spring and re cleaned the pistol. Im not sure the new spring made much difference, maybe just a tad. I think, as someone hinted to, that the round is not sliding behind the extractor properly. am currently searching for detailed instructions of taking the slide apart. More importantly the extractor. I've tried punching the pin out but can't get it to budge in either direction. I'll have to order a new one since i've been beating on it and will probably get the little punch tool from sig while i'm at it. If anyone knows anything else I will need let me know. I can slide a round between the extractor by hand. Im not sure if I just need to clean the insides out or what the problem would be. with the new spring it's not doing it near as much but I can still get it to happen very easily by riding the slide closed. It's almost like the angle if the round feeding up the ramp is not agreeing with the space behind the extractor. Thanks for the help!
  8. Hi, I have had a jamming problem with my Sig P229 .40. I purchased this gun used. It is AC serial number IIRC so it is over 20 years old if my research is correct. Hopefully someone can help me. I'm getting a failure to feed. This happens with my reloads and all factory ammo I have tried so far. Some ammo is worse than others but it still happens with all ammo. It strips the round out of the magazine and goes partially into the barrel then jams. It is jammed in tight usually as I cannot push on the slide and make it chamber all the way. I have to eject the round which works fine. At first I thought it might be a weak mag spring because I thought it was just doing it on the very last round in the mag but I bought a new macgar mag and it has the same problem and it is not just the last round. The gun is clean and very well lubed including gun grease on the rails. The feedramp has been polished and is very smooth. Any thoughts? Before this sig I was a glock man and never experianced many jams so I am inexperianced in this area. Thanks for any help.
  9. I guess I'll be the first to ask, what watch is that tlrmade? I like.
  10. What is the online site? I wasn't aware of one.
  11. They have the small tubes of graphite at lowes in the lock section for a few bucks and it goes along way. I recently purchased a RCBS quick change powder measure which I think it basically the same as the uniflow with the quick change parts added. I installed a hornady case activated linkage kit on it and could not be happier. Much more consistan than my lee pro powder measure that came with my LCT press. I have a RCBS powder thru expander for my pistol loading made for the case activated linkage. If you would like any more details just ask!
  12. I'm not 100% sure but I can't imagine this fitting in any holster even one designed for a light. I wonder if they have their own proprietary holster. If not, maybe I can design one and sell them the patent. Haha.
  13. Has anyone ever mounted a RCBS uniflow powder measure on a LCT press with case activated linkage? I've read of several people doing it but im needing some help working out the details on using it with my lee .40 powder thru expanding and other dies like what all is needed etc..i would like to use it for pistol and rifle.
  14. I hadn't either but Im thinking I might be able to scrounge parts to make a tumbler on the cheap. I read that a member over at snipers hide has a friend that can get the stainless media cheaper than anyone online. Is anyone here a member over there and could maybe get me the contact information? The user is suasponte, his contact with the media is in south carolina i think. If i build a large drum i may need 15-20 lbs of media i just can't pay $50 a pound for it.

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