Not to start trouble, but... can't you measure your pins? Slightly push out the trigger pin and check it with calipers?
Originally Posted By Predator:
If you bought it in '04, it's .170 pins.
ETA: They switched to .154 FCG pins in the first part of 2009.
This is what I thought.
I'll call colt back to today find out why they gave me bad info.
Originally Posted By goatchoker:
Originally Posted By Predator:
If you bought it in '04, it's .170 pins.
ETA: They switched to .154 FCG pins in the first part of 2009.
This is what I thought.
I'll call colt back to today find out why they gave me bad info.
Did you give them the serial number and they looked it up? I don't think they keep record of pin sizes, so the CS person would need to know the date cutoff on .170 FCG pins.
Originally Posted By Predator:
Originally Posted By goatchoker:
Originally Posted By Predator:
If you bought it in '04, it's .170 pins.
ETA: They switched to .154 FCG pins in the first part of 2009.
This is what I thought.
I'll call colt back to today find out why they gave me bad info.
Did you give them the serial number and they looked it up? I don't think they keep record of pin sizes, so the CS person would need to know the date cutoff on .170 FCG pins.
I gave them the serial number.
Called them again talked to Rob told me he could not help to buy a caliber to check size.
Called again talked to Heather said the cutoff was 08 so it is a large pin.
Also asked about my 6520 very first person said large pin last person said small pin.
I am just going to buy a digital caliper.
You can also use your firing pin if you take the hammer out. Put the firing pin through the hole. If it's snug, you have .154 pins. If it's loose (can shake it around), they you have .170 pins.
Or you can take a picture and post it here and I can tell you just by looking at it.

Originally Posted By Predator:
You can also use your firing pin if you take the hammer out. Put the firing pin through the hole. If it's snug, you have .154 pins. If it's loose (can shake it around), they you have .170 pins.
Or you can take a picture and post it here and I can tell you just by looking at it.

because his wee wee is only .155 and he is use to eyeballing stuff that size
chut chut
Originally Posted By Shawnmt6601:
Originally Posted By Predator:
You can also use your firing pin if you take the hammer out. Put the firing pin through the hole. If it's snug, you have .154 pins. If it's loose (can shake it around), they you have .170 pins.
Or you can take a picture and post it here and I can tell you just by looking at it.

because his wee wee is only .155 and he is use to eyeballing stuff that size
chut chut
No it's .170 and I can tell the smaller stuff. er.. wait...
