I wonder if anyone has something more to add. BUMP

You need to read this, it will help.

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Check out Investment Casting and let me know what you think. All machined from a bar, sorry. here's a prodigy core fresh off the lathe, heading to be finished- cnc internal: http://www.advanced-armament.com/st/prod.jpg Very nice, With the sound reduction issues in the past and now this tumbling iss...

So do you thinking this is an investment casting issue. Definitely not- since it's not cast. It's a beautifully machined piece of metal. If I had to guess, I'd say that the baffle stack is aggressive enough that it's right on the edge of destabilizing the bullet out of pistol barrels where the gass...

So do you thinking this is an investment casting issue. Definitely not- since it's not cast. It's a beautifully machined piece of metal. If I had to guess, I'd say that the baffle stack is aggressive enough that it's right on the edge of destabilizing the bullet out of pistol barrels where the gass...

Whats your affiliation? I'm a manufacturing engineer in the medical device industry. I've also done contract work for Silencerco--both on the design side and the manufacturing side. That's been mentioned before, so it's no secret. You could say I'm affiliated with the Companies Should Build Quality...

Whats your affiliation? I'm a manufacturing engineer in the medical device industry. I've also done contract work for Silencerco--both on the design side and the manufacturing side. That's been mentioned before, so it's no secret. You could say I'm affiliated with the Companies Should Build Quality...

WebFoot wrote:Yeah, like 20" rims on a Model T. Wrong,wrong, wrong.

The Original Size was 21"

Well, I don't know whats up with Bandit, and I don't really care. If he wants something, then he can have it. Its his money and his $200 stamp, so why not buy what he wants. I hate AAC and how they treat people now. They aren't what they started as by any means. The original guys(Kevin, etc) who ar...

tmix wrote:

Queso Grande wrote:Pipe cutter, that will get the cut strait. Light sandpaper will clean up the edges.

The vent rib might prevent use of this method.

Good point,

I would think the reciprocating saw would mess up the vet rib. Doesn't a type soldering hold on the vent rib to the barrel ?

They never said they had a fix--they're just working on it. Also, it's not a threading issue. That's been established, although any deviation from perfect always has some effect and the Prodigy is probably sensitive to this. well, I assumed because they gave a rough timeline, they had a fix in mind...

They never said they had a fix--they're just working on it. Also, it's not a threading issue. That's been established, although any deviation from perfect always has some effect and the Prodigy is probably sensitive to this. well, I assumed because they gave a rough timeline, they had a fix in mind...

TOOL1075 wrote:so... the threading of the paclite is not quite concentric, which is allowing turbulence induced by the baffle design to destabilize the bullet?

or are there evil elves living inside the prodigy?

Who said that?

The color comes off with solvents, so the fact yours doesn't have any color and you are not the original owner gets us nowhere I guess. The easiest thing to do would be to try #4, the higher power HP type ammo. Not some cheap stuff, I mean Winchester Rangers, Remington Golden Sabers, Speer GoldDots...

The appearance of the spring will be the same with the braided wire. There is usually a little coloring on the spring like green, orange, etc.that will indicate the pounds the spring is rated for. Plus, Wolf's springs are braided too and they make extra power springs. There is no telling what a pre...

Man I have been shooting Sigs for a very long time and I have never had the issue that you are describing. Here are a couple of other things to think about: 1. Is it a factory barrel? If it is not, was the feed ramp machined to the proper angle? 2. Are your 15rd mags working correctly? When people ...

I feel like have tried all the stuff it know how. 1. Change mag spring 2. Use three different kinds of ammo 3. Keep my thumb off the slide release My biggest problem is FTF . The round is almost vertical ( nose up ) when the slide catches it. What do you guys think about sending it to Sig, worth the...

[quote="MAJ MALFUNCTION"]The new SS Sparrow just debuted, so no one is going to have any "comparison" experience with it. Although every can you have listed is TOP NOTCH , I think most customers would go with the new Sparrow.[/quote? Are you back in action M3 Stick with the brand...

I have this setup, its great. My upper is a 10.5 and the gas blow back is minimal.

Kevin/AAC wrote:Nice Prodigy!

Customer Service is key, if the mud must fly... Evaluate yourself.


Your the winner in the over promise and under deliver area.

Anybody?

On an other thread, the knowledge cup runs over, Any ideas here

No takers?

Pipe cutter, that will get the cut strait. Light sandpaper will clean up the edges.

Shoot more, talk less, it was good.

1_ar_newbie wrote:

Queso Grande wrote:

Agreeing with you.

I could not tell you witch. Likewise or like wise is correct. If I had a better work ethnic, I would no better.

That is just funny! OK, maybe only funny to me but still!

What!!!