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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 11:34:56 GMT -5
Here's your claim again. This is about you, not me so stop trying to backpeddle girlie boy. You lose, Trn and I win. Have a nice day! OK, let me rephrase the question for people who don't know anything about Colt 1911's and their clones ........... How many tools are required to strip a 1911 of all its parts except the plunger tube, ejector, and grip screw bushings, which are normally NEVER changed out? None. But that wasn't your question, was it?(does this mean you're done backpeddaling like a girlie boy?)
NOW can you answer the question? Come on son, I'm giving you every chance in the world.
Here's a hint: John Browning design the 1911's grip screws with concave screwdriver slots in them instead of conventional flat bottomed slots for a good reason.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 11:41:08 GMT -5
OK, let me rephrase the question for people who don't know anything about Colt 1911's and their clones ........... How many tools are required to strip a 1911 of all its parts except the plunger tube, ejector, and grip screw bushings, which are normally NEVER changed out? None. But that wasn't your question, was it?(does this mean you're done backpeddaling like a girlie boy?)
NOW can you answer the question? Come on son, I'm giving you every chance in the world.
Here's a hint: John Browning design the 1911's grip screws with concave screwdriver slots in them instead of conventional flat bottomed slots for a good reason. I haven't backpedaled at all. I had to state the obvious, for some reason. It's good to see you admit you have no idea how to disassemble a 1911 with no tools. You have even had ample time to google the answer.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 11:43:40 GMT -5
Is the rim of a .45 casing considered a tool? One down, two to go, Mutt. What other tools would you need to fully disassemble a JB 1911? You're the oracle (girlie boy) so tell the little people all about it, snart guy™.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 11:49:10 GMT -5
BTW, how many tools does it take to change the barrel on a Dan Wesson revolver? Here's a hint. One down, one to go. I'll even give you time to google it, LOL ! ! Bonus question: how many of the tools on the DW multi-tool are used to change the barrel. Bonus bonus question: how many tools are included on the DW multi-tool?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 16:50:18 GMT -5
Is the rim of a .45 casing considered a tool? One down, two to go, Mutt. What other tools would you need to fully disassemble a JB 1911? You're the oracle (girlie boy) so tell the little people all about it, snart guy™. Good guess. No, a .45 ACP shell casing is not a tool, although it can be used as one. Now find the rest of the items needed.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 16:57:33 GMT -5
Is the rim of a .45 casing considered a tool? One down, two to go, Mutt. What other tools would you need to fully disassemble a JB 1911? You're the oracle (girlie boy) so tell the little people all about it, snart guy™. Good guess. No, a .45 ACP shell casing is not a tool, although it can be used as one. Now find the rest of the items needed.Scurry along. You're knowitallitry is not needed here.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 16:59:36 GMT -5
BTW, how many tools does it take to change the barrel on a Dan Wesson revolver? Here's a hint. One down, one to go. I'll even give you time to google it, LOL ! ! Bonus question: how many of the tools on the DW multi-tool are used to change the barrel. Bonus bonus question: how many tools are included on the DW multi-tool? Nobody cares. The fact is, if you lose that tool, you are in for a bad time with your DW. There are NO tools needed to work on a 1911. 1911 wins.
This thread is about taking down a 1911. DO try to stay focused on the task at hand.
But just for grins, I don't see a feeler gauge to set the barrel-cylinder gap properly. I believe it is supposed to be .004" or .006". Am I close?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 17:00:31 GMT -5
Good guess. No, a .45 ACP shell casing is not a tool, although it can be used as one. Now find the rest of the items needed. Scurry along. You're knowitallitry is not needed here. Translation: "I have no f-ing idea."
P.S. This is MY thread. I started it. I'm not going anywhere.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 17:12:05 GMT -5
BTW, how many tools does it take to change the barrel on a Dan Wesson revolver? Here's a hint. One down, one to go. I'll even give you time to google it, LOL ! ! Bonus question: how many of the tools on the DW multi-tool are used to change the barrel. Bonus bonus question: how many tools are included on the DW multi-tool? Nobody cares. The fact is, if you lose that tool, you are in for a bad time with your DW. There are NO tools needed to work on a 1911. 1911 wins.
This thread is about taking down a 1911. DO try to stay focused on the task at hand.
But just for grins, I don't see a feeler gauge to set the barrel-cylinder gap properly. I believe it is supposed to be .004" or .006". Am I close?
Are you still talking? Really?? Yes, .006 is correct.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 17:14:16 GMT -5
Scurry along. You're knowitallitry is not needed here. Translation: "I have no f-ing idea."
P.S. This is MY thread. I started it. I'm not going anywhere.Now tell everybody how many tools are needed to fully disassemble a 1911 into all of its parts, not just most of them. We'll wait.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 17:32:41 GMT -5
Translation: "I have no f-ing idea."
P.S. This is MY thread. I started it. I'm not going anywhere. Now tell everybody how many tools are needed to fully disassemble a 1911 into all of its parts, not just most of them. We'll wait. I already said it takes NONE. Nobody removes the plunger tube, ejector, grip screw bushings, or the sights from the slide for detailed cleaning or replacement of critical parts. Down to that degree is what the experts consider fully disassembled.
You don't know. OK. We get it.
Now go start you a thread about Dan Wessons. I readily admit I don't know much about them. I've never even shot one, and rarely held one. IIRC, they only have a "stem" butt that allows the mounting of just about any shape grip you can imagine. I like that idea. I could google it, but I am trying to go on memory alone.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 18:04:50 GMT -5
Now tell everybody how many tools are needed to fully disassemble a 1911 into all of its parts, not just most of them. We'll wait. I already said it takes NONE. Nobody removes the plunger tube, ejector, grip screw bushings, or the sights from the slide for detailed cleaning or replacement of critical parts. Down to that degree is what the experts consider fully disassembled.
You don't know. OK. We get it.
Now go start you a thread about Dan Wessons. I readily admit I don't know much about them. I've never even shot one, and rarely held one. IIRC, they only have a "stem" butt that allows the mounting of just about any shape grip you can imagine. I like that idea. I could google it, but I am trying to go on memory alone.Wow. Snart™ guy! Fully disassembled according to Mutt. Got it. Why didn't you say so and spare yourself all the embarrassment?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 18:15:48 GMT -5
I already said it takes NONE. Nobody removes the plunger tube, ejector, grip screw bushings, or the sights from the slide for detailed cleaning or replacement of critical parts. Down to that degree is what the experts consider fully disassembled.
You don't know. OK. We get it.
Now go start you a thread about Dan Wessons. I readily admit I don't know much about them. I've never even shot one, and rarely held one. IIRC, they only have a "stem" butt that allows the mounting of just about any shape grip you can imagine. I like that idea. I could google it, but I am trying to go on memory alone. Wow. Snart™ guy! Fully disassembled according to Mutt. Got it. Why didn't you say so and spare yourself all the embarrassment? I'm not embarrassed. I know how to do it. You don't. And it is fully disassembled according to the experts, not me.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 18:17:47 GMT -5
Wow. Snart™ guy! Fully disassembled according to Mutt. Got it. Why didn't you say so and spare yourself all the embarrassment? I'm not embarrassed. I know how to do it. You don't. DID WALT LOAN AND LET YOU FONDLE HIS CRYSTAL BALLS? And it is fully disassembled according to the experts, not me.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2017 18:23:55 GMT -5
I'm not embarrassed. I know how to do it. You don't. DID WALT LOAN AND LET YOU FONDLE HIS CRYSTAL BALLS? And it is fully disassembled according to the experts, not me. You know better than that. If you knew, you would have instantly announced it. It's not like it's top secret info or anything.
I don't know the first thing about disassembling an AR, other than I think there are 2 pins that have to be removed to separate the upper from the lower. I have no problem admitting I don't know everything. I'm not gonna take a gun apart unless I know what I am doing.
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