[andy]

sight, eventually. doesn't take many rds of .45 ball to shoot loose the (merely "peened-on" front sight of Gold cup. Silver soldering one back on the GC not only requires reblueing of the slide, it also has the potential of causing malfunctions, because it can scale or change the dimensions inside the slide. It's been known to cause the barrel to be "drug forward" by the slide (or barrel bushing) which of course causes failures to feed.

 

[RIKA]

You are a p!ss poor gunsmith of you don't know how to prevent or remove slag.

RIKA

 

[andy]

u can TRY to prevent it, by smearing on

welder's chalk, etc, but that doesn't always suffice. your IGNORANCE is showing(AGAIN)

 

[84 C4]

Re: u can TRY to prevent it, by smearing on

welder's chalk, etc, but that doesn't always suffice. your IGNORANCE is showing(AGAIN)

OR you can use a TMAW. I've never seen anything other than minor surface oxidation from a TMAW, and that can be easily brushed off. You can also use Loctite or JB Weld. Personally, I think you should stick to using Elmers, you might damage your water pistol.

 

[andy]

u r a <font color=red>[**censored**]</font>ing idiot. NO glue can take

the shock of repeated firings of a .45 auto slide.

 

[84 C4]

Re: u r a <font color=red>[**censored**]</font>ing idiot. NO glue can take

the shock of repeated firings of a .45 auto slide.

Loctite Red aint glue little one...glue is what you sniff every morning when you start your daily internet rants. Don't you have any stoner friends you can talk to?

 

[andy]

call it what u WANT, dumbass, it won't

hold a sight on a .45 slide.

 

[Stillwater]

Butcher gunsmith ...

You're shown up as a butcher gunsmith again.

You lose, we win (again and again and again)

Bill