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First time I have seen one !! Thanks for sharing !
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*Hold on to your AR-15s. Their magic must be very powerful, or they wouldn’t want them.*
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Shipped off my M5 Upper today to Ken Elmore at Specialized Armament, he is going to use it to develop a new product for which I will get one at N/C. Maybe in a month or 2 or 3 lol. But eventually.
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Originally Posted By OTDR: Shipped off my M5 Upper today to Ken Elmore at Specialized Armament, he is going to use it to develop a new product for which I will get one at N/C. Maybe in a month or 2 or 3 lol. But eventually. View Quote What kind of new product? I imagine I’ll see it on your channel eventually, but how about some inside info? :-D |
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WTB : KAC FF M4 RAS P/N 20208
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Originally Posted By HipSh0T: He's making barrel nut wrenches? View Quote He is not making and marketing his barrel nut wrenches to the general public. They are priced at a point almost no one will pay. There is a lot of work and hand fabrication in these. The one I bought from him for my 6940 Monolithic I was hoping would also work with the M5 since they use the same castellated barrel nut, but it don't. The upper receivers between the 6940 and M5 are very different. I paid the high price for the tool because I wanted one for my 6940,s, discovered it didn't work with my M5s, sent one of my M5 uppers to Ken and he is making M5 wrenches from me, himself and his shop only. No one has a M5 Barrel nut wrench except the Colt factory or a private individual machinist who might have made his own. Basically no one has one. Ken told me in last email he had received my M5 upper and was ordering the material. He has been fantastic to work with. My 6940 wrench is a work of art. |
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This is the dumbest AR related product I’ve ever fucking seen and that says a lot. Grift game 💯 tho.
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I don't know what the poster meant but really wouldn't loading the hammer in any tool take the same effort to load as just installing it? I mean compressing the spring to a certain point is compressing the spring to a certain point. Effort in pushing the pin in is pushing the pin in. I don't get it on tool use for some reason.
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Originally Posted By j3_: I don't know what the poster meant but really wouldn't loading the hammer in any tool take the same effort to load as just installing it? I mean compressing the spring to a certain point is compressing the spring to a certain point. Effort in pushing the pin in is pushing the pin in. I don't get it on tool use for some reason. View Quote I installed 3 LPK's today. The hammer install took about 30 seconds at most for each. I love tools as much as any guy, but this hammer cage thing is one I will never own. |
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Honestly, I’m not sure why people feel compelled to respond to my thread asking about if anyone’s ever released something similar to the hammer cage and say how much they think it’s stupid or that they don’t need it.
Good for you! If anyone was curious about your opinion about the hammer cage, I’m sure they’re now satisfied. You haven’t contributed anything to this thread, though. |
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Originally Posted By Akin: Honestly, I’m not sure why people feel compelled to respond to my thread asking about if anyone’s ever released something similar to the hammer cage and say how much they think it’s stupid or that they don’t need it. Good for you! If anyone was curious about your opinion about the hammer cage, I’m sure they’re now satisfied. You haven’t contributed anything to this thread, though. View Quote Sorry about that, I have UNSUBSCRIBED from thread. |
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Originally Posted By Akin: Honestly, I’m not sure why people feel compelled to respond to my thread asking about if anyone’s ever released something similar to the hammer cage and say how much they think it’s stupid or that they don’t need it. Good for you! If anyone was curious about your opinion about the hammer cage, I’m sure they’re now satisfied. You haven’t contributed anything to this thread, though. View Quote New here, huh?!? |
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That Strike Industries jig just needs one more hole drilled to become a Lyndon receiver.
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Death to quislings.
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Just had someone inform me that KNS has a very limited # of Hammer Cages available. Go to KNS Precision website and click on Blem parts. I just picked up another to hoard for a giveaway sometime.
https://knsprecisioninc.com/kns-blem-parts/ |
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Originally Posted By OTDR: Just had someone inform me that KNS has a very limited # of Hammer Cages available. Go to KNS Precision website and click on Blem parts. I just picked up another to hoard for a giveaway sometime. https://knsprecisioninc.com/kns-blem-parts/ View Quote Holy crap! Every year at the SHOT Show I ask them if they have any in some corner of the warehouse somewhere and they tell me “no”, if they even know what tool I’m talking about. Thanks! |
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OOS now.
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Seriously, how has no one not 3d printed one of the KNS hammer cages for like $10 a pop???
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I actually got a tracking # for the one I ordered yesterday. Going to do a giveaway with it.
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