1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I was so excited to get a great deal on this full float diamond setup I forgot to consider whether the outers were 19 or 30 spline

The worst part is that's not even why I'm swapping it out. This bitch eats axle seals and wheel bearings on the passenger side. It even shot out the drive flange on the last trip. It has to be bent and binding

 

Aside from Danny, anyone else here reload?

 

Maybe someday

 

Alsooooo, while we’re talking about this.


What would make a pistol not grab a round? Magazine (clip I dunno the difference) works fine, slide just wont grab.

 

I got shit I want to sell, more like need to so I can unload my storage.

Got an RCBS Chargemaster Combo ($350), Forster Co Ax ($550), and some dies (.308, .300wm, .223) that I'd sell together for only $700.

Would even throw in an ammo can or two of fully prepped and clean .223 brass.

 

Who the fuck would build a custom axle with outer hubs that are 19 spline

 

Remove the barrel and inspect the feedramp.

Could need a little massaging as a 'lip' will catch and prevent the next round from loading.

 

I’ll have to figure out how to take it apart

maybe it needs cleaned, never done that befur

 

The best fix is simply change the ammo you use.

I don't like using ammo that doesn't feed reliably in a handgun, but really I've only ever had that issue with specific self-defense rounds.

 

It’s been reliable for boxes, just haven’t shot it for months and it’s been bouncing around my truck for months

 

This was exactly what was happening with my Beretta Mod 96. Had a little bit of a burr on the feed ramp which caused the misfeed.

Once I sanded the burr down smooth it was good to go again. Easy fix!

 

Mall crawler

 

It grabs now, just how to clean some dirt out of the insides.

Wonder if I still got oil around here somewhere

 

Gotta love stock arms and glass

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ccg5icNldiX/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

 

Handgun is definitely much more finicky.

I've got some rifles that will still shoot and feed well after +15 years of not cleaning them even though they werte left dirty.

 

Especially when shafts are like $500 per side lmao

 

Yep!

Common in mass-produced firearms. Not so in custom firearms like a Nighthawk and other '1 gunsmith' types.

 

It gets even weirder lol.

It's way different than Yellowstone. More like Twilight Zone. It's good though, keep watching