[canebrake]

Originally Posted by gorknoids

If you need a mag loader, you need a revolver.

I got a revolver. Let me whip it out..........

It shoots through schools!

[canebrake]

Originally Posted by FCross7

I think it would be best for everyone if you just didn't talk for a while.

Now that's some humor there!

[hillbilly68]

Its like trying to reason with a toddler sometimes isn't it? Give him a break guys. He just wanted to show off his little mag loader.

Don't let the mean men bother ya Cane, I like it. Me personally, I don't have the need for one. I just put the pointy ends toward the front and push. Seems to have worked alright so far.
But hey if you run across anything else we might all enjoy (oh I dunno, maybe an embrodered shooting towel, one of those memory minder recorders so we remember where we parked our truck at the range, or an ammunition purse) post it up.

[canebrake]

Originally Posted by hillbilly68

Its like trying to reason with a toddler sometimes isn't it? Give him a break guys. He just wanted to show off his little mag loader.

Don't let the mean men bother ya Cane, I like it. Me personally, I don't have the need for one. I just put the pointy ends toward the front and push. Seems to have worked alright so far.
But hey if you run across anything else we might all enjoy (oh I dunno, maybe an embrodered shooting towel, one of those memory minder recorders so we remember where we parked our truck at the range, or an ammunition purse) post it up.

Thanks hill, I can always count on you for support!

Now when was the last time?......I'm thinkin'....hold on, still thinkin'......still..................ZZZZZZZZzzzzz zzz

[iloveguns]

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After 42 years of marriage, all my mag loaders have mags of their own and workin' on getting them loaded!

Dang. 42yrs??? you must really be old

This "Make your life a little easier" thingie will make much more sense to you once you start shaving! [/quote]


And start shaving? I will have you know I have been shaving my back, arse , and balls since I was 11

[canebrake]

Originally Posted by iloveguns

Dang. 42yrs??? you must really be old This "Make your life a little easier" thingie will make much more sense to you once you start shaving! And start shaving? I will have you know I have been shaving my back, arse , and balls since I was 11

Hey eyeheartguns, whatever blows your dress up!

And remember; "Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight he'll just kill you. "

[robocop10mm]

OK, I will try to get this back on track.... Save your money on the Accu-Wedge. The useless little rubber thingie that you put between the receiver halves on an AR. It does nothing.

If your fit is a bit sloppy, cut a piece of pipe cleaner about 3/8" long and place it between the upper and lower at the front (under the chamber). Press the two halves together and viola. No more slop. And the best part is it is free.

[hillbilly68]

Originally Posted by robocop10mm

OK, I will try to get this back on track.... Save your money on the Accu-Wedge. The useless little rubber thingie that you put between the receiver halves on an AR. It does nothing.

If your fit is a bit sloppy, cut a piece of pipe cleaner about 3/8" long and place it between the upper and lower at the front (under the chamber). Press the two halves together and viola. No more slop. And the best part is it is free.

+1 on the uselessness of the wedge. Another gimmick to separate us from our money. A disposable earplug will do the same thing beneath the rear takedown pin.

[SGT-MILLER]

another +1 along with hillbilly68.

Useless gimmick..............

[canebrake]

OK let's do another one;

Wheeler Engineering Bench Block



Ever need three hands to remove or install a pin, detent or spring?
The Bench Block makes the job easier.
The Bench Block has basic grooves, notches and holes on both sides.
It is ideally suited for the 1911-style handguns.
Made of non-marring urethane so it will not scratch even the finest firearms.

Material:Polymer
Dimension:

• 4" diameter
• 1.25" thick

Features:

• This bench block has various holes and grooves designed for use with Colt 1911A1 pistols and clones
• It can be used with almost any gun
• The holes and grooves function as a "third hand" while drifting pins from frames, etc.
• Will not mar finish of gun parts.

I have owned this tool for six months now and have used it every time I work/clean my guns. (All guns, not just the 1911's)

See that indent just left of the W in the Wheeler logo? That will save you that inevitable 'where the he11 did the main spring cap go?' when servicing the MSH. Go here to read the complete instruction sheet.

Instructions;
http://www.midwayusa.com/midwayusa/StaticPages/pdf/Instructions/Univ%20Bench%20Block%20Instr.pdf

This is one of those ‘garage door opener’ tools. Can I do without it? Yes. But use it for one tear-down and you would never go back!
Do I enjoy using this? Yes. Is it worth the $15? Yes, at twice the price!

It does work , and I have experienced the protection it provides my guns from scratches and dings.!

MidwayUSA - Wheeler Engineering Bench Block

Canebrake rating: Buy it!
I think for the price you should jump on this before they wise-up and ask more for this great tool! A quality built tool that should last you a life time.

It's a canebrake work bench regular (WBR)