MAZOC Firearms

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Red__Zed

Doesn't mean it is right.

Crazy thing is my $600 ria arrived with the 2 casings required by new york, but so meticulously cleaned that you'd never know it had been fired...

ahhh, so I have found someone else that doesnt think its right.. hehe

m4a1mustang · 09-13-2011, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Red__Zed

Doesn't mean it is right.

Crazy thing is my $600 ria arrived with the 2 casings required by new york, but so meticulously cleaned that you'd never know it had been fired...

My Glock was that way... super clean. But who knows if Glock cleaned it themselves or if someone at the gun shop cleaned it when it came in.

shadoquad · 09-13-2011, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang

My Glock was that way... super clean. But who knows if Glock cleaned it themselves or if someone at the gun shop cleaned it when it came in.

Who actually cleaned Steve's gun:

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TROOPER · 09-13-2011, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirkster

LoL... my $3,600 custom 1911 came with residue in the barrel...

get used to it....

Yep, my Sig had obviously been fired, but I'm glad they test 'em.

Like you said, if my bang stick don't go bang, I ain't going to be a happy camper LOL

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by TROOPER

Yep, my Sig had obviously been fired, but I'm glad they test 'em.

Like you said, if my bang stick don't go bang, I ain't going to be a happy camper LOL

bang stick...

MacCool · 09-13-2011, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by eastwest2300

MacCool, how the heck do you know all this? lol..

I've been shooting, fixing, and building these things a long time. I'm an "enthusiast"

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Originally Posted by TROOPER

Yep, my Sig had obviously been fired, but I'm glad they test 'em.

Sigs are all test fired, as are Glocks. I have a Glock 17 around here somewhere. It came with a little manila envelope in the case that contained two empty cartridges from the test firing.

As I mentioned, coming dirty from test firing at the factory is no big deal. A quality combat weapon will run fine dirty. I clean my pistols and rifles, but only every so often. Maybe every thousand rounds for pistols and every 2000-3000 rounds for rifles. A precision rifle...that I might clean more often, but in a combat weapon I'm more concerned about function than I am about precision and a Glock or Sig, or any quality AR15/M4 will run fine for thousands of rounds with only some quality lube and an occasional bore snake. AR's have a tendency to accumulate carbon around the bolt tail, so periodically I'll soak them in some CLP or maybe some kerosene and wipe them off, or maybe scrape them. That, and an occasional chamber brushing and any quality AR with an in-spec chamber works even if absolutely filthy as long as they're lubed.

m4a1mustang · 09-13-2011, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by MacCool

I've been shooting, fixing, and building these things a long time. I'm an "enthusiast"

Sigs are all test fired, as are Glocks. I have a Glock 17 around here somewhere. It came with a little manila envelope in the case that contained two empty cartridges from the test firing.

As I mentioned, coming dirty from test firing at the factory is no big deal. A quality combat weapon will run fine dirty. I clean my pistols and rifles, but only every so often. Maybe every thousand rounds for pistols and every 2000-3000 rounds for rifles. A precision rifle...that I might clean more often, but in a combat weapon I'm more concerned about function than I am about precision and a Glock or Sig, or any quality AR15/M4 will run fine for thousands of rounds with only some quality lube and an occasional bore snake. AR's have a tendency to accumulate carbon around the bolt tail, so periodically I'll soak them in some CLP or maybe some kerosene and wipe them off, or maybe scrape them. That, and an occasional chamber brushing and any quality AR with an in-spec chamber works even if absolutely filthy as long as they're lubed.

Man, I clean mine meticulously even when I don't really need to. I know my Glock will run just fine dirty but I clean it after every time I shoot it, even if it's only 100 rounds or so. My guns that don't get shot... I clean them once every 1-3 months.

I really like taking them apart and putting them together again.

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by MacCool

I've been shooting, fixing, and building these things a long time. I'm an "enthusiast"

Sigs are all test fired, as are Glocks. I have a Glock 17 around here somewhere. It came with a little manila envelope in the case that contained two empty cartridges from the test firing.

As I mentioned, coming dirty from test firing at the factory is no big deal. A quality combat weapon will run fine dirty. I clean my pistols and rifles, but only every so often. Maybe every thousand rounds for pistols and every 2000-3000 rounds for rifles. A precision rifle...that I might clean more often, but in a combat weapon I'm more concerned about function than I am about precision and a Glock or Sig, or any quality AR15/M4 will run fine for thousands of rounds with only some quality lube and an occasional bore snake. AR's have a tendency to accumulate carbon around the bolt tail, so periodically I'll soak them in some CLP or maybe some kerosene and wipe them off, or maybe scrape them. That, and an occasional chamber brushing and any quality AR with an in-spec chamber works even if absolutely filthy as long as they're lubed.

I have 2 glocks, and I remember seeing the envelope with the 2 shell casings, but I know with this Rock River I just bought, there were no casings.

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang

Man, I clean mine meticulously even when I don't really need to. I know my Glock will run just fine dirty but I clean it after every time I shoot it, even if it's only 100 rounds or so. My guns that don't get shot... I clean them once every 1-3 months.

I really like taking them apart and putting them together again.

Steve Im exactly the same way.. Nothing wrong with it.

alb84z31t · 09-13-2011, 05:56 PM

I love to shoot at the range and I love to drive the Z. The Z always has to wait in the parking lot while I shoot, and gets jealous. So now I just drive down the road shooting signs, that way we can do it together.

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by alb84z31t

I love to shoot at the range and I love to drive the Z. The Z always has to wait in the parking lot while I shoot, and gets jealous. So now I just drive down the road shooting signs, that way we can do it together.

Fatalsports · 09-13-2011, 09:01 PM

Anyone know of a good shop in MD that can put a 1911 back together? I took my Kimber 1911 almost completely apart to install some new parts...but never ended up ordering the parts and have since forgotten how I took it apart...it's been apart for months!

Thanks!

m4a1mustang · 09-13-2011, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Fatalsports

Anyone know of a good shop in MD that can put a 1911 back together? I took my Kimber 1911 almost completely apart to install some new parts...but never ended up ordering the parts and have since forgotten how I took it apart...it's been apart for months!

Thanks!

Kirkster could probably put it back together for you.

m4a1mustang · 09-13-2011, 09:22 PM

So I've put together a Spike's Upper and Lower for $750, not including rear sight. Thinking about it.

eastwest2300 · 09-13-2011, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Fatalsports

Anyone know of a good shop in MD that can put a 1911 back together? I took my Kimber 1911 almost completely apart to install some new parts...but never ended up ordering the parts and have since forgotten how I took it apart...it's been apart for months!

Thanks!

Youtube it! Im sure someone's uploaded a video of doing it.

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Fatalsports Base Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Urbana, MD Age: 41 Posts: 116 Drives: 2010 370Z Roadster Rep Power: 15	Anyone know of a good shop in MD that can put a 1911 back together? I took my Kimber 1911 almost completely apart to install some new parts...but never ended up ordering the parts and have since forgotten how I took it apart...it's been apart for months! Thanks!