A Glock or 1911, all the parts in the world-can have spares, never a need to send the gun ever, for any reason.
My criteria is all replacement parts are available-never ever have to send the gun out to be fixed,factory or gunsmith.
Our we at that point with the M@P?????
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Parts, Reliability Buy or Not
#3
Posted 15 October 2009 - 04:25 AM
Spare parts have not been an issue for me, I bought 2.
Really, Speed Shooters Specialties has had anything I've needed with a good turn around. Guess it depends on what your going to use it for. In production mode I would suspect having a spare striker, mag springs, mag base and followers would be fine and are readily available.
#4
Posted 15 October 2009 - 06:18 AM
Woody Allen, on Oct 15 2009, 12:28 AM, said:
A Glock or 1911, all the parts in the world-can have spares, never a need to send the gun ever, for any reason.
My criteria is all replacement parts are available-never ever have to send the gun out to be fixed,factory or gunsmith.
Our we at that point with the M@P?????
My criteria is all replacement parts are available-never ever have to send the gun out to be fixed,factory or gunsmith.
Our we at that point with the M@P?????
Using my M&P, going on almost 4yrs, I have had to replace the striker and mail pistol back to S&W for extractor replacement.
For other maintenance, I replaced the mag catch, mag followers and trigger return spring.
Guess what...this all cost me nothing thanks to their lifetime warranty. It's advised to have a spare striker.
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