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    thanks Peter
    I was not around back then. Being of a younger generation this knowledge was not passed down to me. I am from the F88 and F89 generation.
    To me your knowledge is invaluable and I appreciate you and your wit as well as the help you provide the poor unfortunates like me.

    I will find another ejector and try again

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    We're all awaiting the book Peter. Of course, I have lots of reprint infantry training pams that have the procedures for addressing these problems available. Is there any movement at the publisher or are they still fornicating the canine?

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    You just beat me on the response regarding the ejector......

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    here is the damaged cases from last time at the range




    the worst was the flattened case that was stuck between the bolt and the barrel with a live round half in the chamber on the right side. it was firmly wedged in there and I had to pry it out.

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