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Old 03-08-2015, 12:07 PM
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Putting the VBob together, trying to line up the ledge on the DW Plug with the very tight EGW bushing, has been a two day chore (some arthritis in hands). I finally got it together, but the DW is a fraction skewed and the "ledge" is not quite right. However, it cycles and I am tired chasing the plug around the basement.
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Putting the VBob together, trying to line up the ledge on the DW Plug with the very tight EGW bushing, has been a two day chore (some arthritis in hands). I finally got it together, but the DW is a fraction skewed and the "ledge" is not quite right. However, it cycles and I am tired chasing the plug around the basement.
wonder if there's anybody here that hasn't had that fun experience yet???
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Old 03-09-2015, 11:37 AM
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hey.... someone had to say it Major!

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However, it cycles and I am tired chasing the plug around the basement. QUOTE- MajO

I am exhausted from similar at home rocket launchings of the 1.5" guide rod out of the reverse plug WC Spec-Ops 9. My first exposure, and I still like the appearance but so far the only things I have missed in the shop are my TV and Miss Penelope. I have been practicing every day to become proficient. So far I have one knuckle bunged up at the base of my right thumb from a direct hit at the range of about 1.6 inches and a giant red splotch on the back of my right hand where a ricochet off my bench vise wacked me. I think my problem is that the recoil spring is not only stronger than I am any more but evil to the core. I am wearing my safety glasses. I think I have figured it out but I feel like the monkey and the football still. MajO, want some fun? Try the butt end insertion of the spring and shorty guide rod. I could be wrong but it is like the pistol feels violated. I feel like the proctologist doing a colonoscopy on a wild cat without anesthesia. I wish you luck, sir.
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However, it cycles and I am tired chasing the plug around the basement. QUOTE- MajO

I am exhausted from similar at home rocket launchings of the 1.5" guide rod out of the reverse plug WC Spec-Ops 9. My first exposure, and I still like the appearance but so far the only things I have missed in the shop are my TV and Miss Penelope. I have been practicing every day to become proficient. So far I have one knuckle bunged up at the base of my right thumb from a direct hit at the range of about 1.6 inches and a giant red splotch on the back of my right hand where a ricochet off my bench vise wacked me. I think my problem is that the recoil spring is not only stronger than I am any more but evil to the core. I am wearing my safety glasses. I think I have figured it out but I feel like the monkey and the football still. MajO, want some fun? Try the butt end insertion of the spring and shorty guide rod. I could be wrong but it is like the pistol feels violated. I feel like the proctologist doing a colonoscopy on a wild cat without anesthesia. I wish you luck, sir.
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