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[Ericj001]

i have a little envelope with some trigger parts in it, i do not remember if they are good or not, but will donate them to this cause if you think it will help. pm me with an address and ill get them in the mail.

[infamoussmiley]

Originally Posted by Ericj001

i have a little envelope with some trigger parts in it, i do not remember if they are good or not, but will donate them to this cause if you think it will help. pm me with an address and ill get them in the mail.

PM sent

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[infamoussmiley]

I got a letter sized envelope... with a hole in it from the metal inside. The primary sear, and spring were in the envelope. Is anything missing?

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[Ericj001]

Bummer... sounds like the secondary sear and spring went missing, and some pins... i had that in two envelopes, one, inside the other. figured it would be enough to keep it safe.. apparently i was wrong.. ugh...

if i find anything else ill let you know, but not many spares left.

[infamoussmiley]

Lesson of the day, use a box to send metal parts. This is the 4th time something like this has happened to soething I bought within the past 6 months.


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[tymcneer]

The USPS is collecting marker parts for their annual build off

They seem to have a liking for my brass products, also

Ty

[EvilEd]

That is a sad Vm but even sadder is that I have been give worse.but the good news is with a little love it will live to scare the noobs again

[russc]

Originally Posted by Ericj001

i had that in two envelopes, one, inside the other. figured it would be enough to keep it safe.. apparently i was wrong.. ugh...

I'm pretty sure that postal services feed normal envelopes through sorting machines that don't have enough clearance for small hard parts. They tend to get ripped out unless you use parcels.