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  • hillbille

    maybe he's a friend of forge, he can fix anything,,,,,,,, but stupid

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  • roswellnative

    His finger is about to win the Darwin Award

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  • select-fire
    roswellnative: 31513123497243/comments/31513077658395

    His finger is about to win the Darwin Award

    😀

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  • Ruger4me

    Why?

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  • Ricci.Wright

    His gun . Just don't try that with one of mine. A big left hook is libel to fly off and break a rib.

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  • cbxjeff

    Poor choice of weapons in a firefight.

    😕

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  • David Nunn
    Ruger4me: 31513123497243/comments/31513077918363

    Why?

    He says it's to demonstrate that all the recoil spring does is return the slide to battery after firing, and that it should more properly called an "action spring."

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  • nmyers

    Looks to me like the receiver rails are chewed up. Not unexpected with soft steel.

    You can get away with stuff like this for a while, but, eventually, failure from abuse might just catch up to you. Just imagine how foolish you would feel, lying on your back in the Emergency Room while the doctor sews the gash in the middle of your forehead.

    Neal

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  • truthful

    So if all the spring is to return the slide, where does the energy come from to compress the spring so it can do it's job? By absorbing energy from the recoiling slide of course.

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  • navc130

    That is very interesting and bears further investigation, when I get around to it.

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  • Texas1911DE

    ...Uhhh...no...I like my 1911's just as they are, clean, all the parts and working fine...I like my face as it is too...

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  • austin20
    Ruger4me: 31513123497243/comments/31513077918363

    Why?

    Zxackly

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  • NeoBlackdog

    That ol' kids dumber than a box of rocks. Dumb rocks.

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  • chiefr

    My S&W 34-1 works fine without a recoil spring. 😜

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