Uncle Rick

I've tried pushing forward, and still find the releases hard to engage. I have the original 10 round mags that came with the gun when my...

Thank you, royalt ! As much as I appreciate the reply, I think it's going to be a job for the local gunsmith. As I mentioned earlier in...

Thanks for finding my video, Roylt! I made several a few years ago and it's fun to see them get found. I also did a video on the...

This thread has me humming "Praise the Lord, and pass the ammunition…"

I don't recall ever seeing an aftermarket mag release for any of the P-series pistols. FWIW, I once bought a handgun that had a very...

I was wondering if that might be in reference to Revelation 19:11 "And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that...

Okay, I got it even though I think that is kind of a stretch .... there has to be more 1911s in the Bible ... but not wanting to...

I inherited it after the Station Night Club Fire, and it sat in my gun cabinet for a couple of years. Then, I took it to club's range...

Again, I think I'll take it to a smith and let him figure it out. I've shot it with Hoppe's solvent, followed by Hoppe's gun oil, and...

"The Lord's Caliber", .45 acp

WOW! I see a trip to a gunsmith in my future...( spoken in a Christopher Walken voice ) I have bad luck with stuff like this, so I...

Thanks! I'll check it out.

I checked my grip on the gun when trying to release the mag, and find that I do, in fact, push forward as well as toward the grip on the...

I have a Sig P320 (In the Lord's caliber!) that was the same way, but the trick was to work the release about a hundred times to loosen...

I don't have an air compressor. If I took it to my mechanic's shop, they might let me use a blowgun. How would I access the innards to...