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And I was like, oh, well, you know, it's probably, it's a new gun.

It needs to be broken.

Yep.

About 300 rounds, and you'll get there.

And then he, so what he did, he's like, well, so to try to fix it, I just put some oil on the slide to see if it'll, you know, be more slicky.

And now he can't get the thing to shoot.

Uh, it won't, uh, he's got a dead trigger on it now.

And I don't know enough about toruses to be able to diagnose that shit over the phone.

But, um, yeah, it's, it's wild, man.

There's poorly reproduced clock.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, they're not going to work very well for you at that point.

Yeah.

Some of those USPSA shooters, some of those guys that have those really expensive rigs, those guns have super tight tolerances.

And when it's cold outside, it's kind of fun to watch those guys struggle.

Well, the slide, so actually there's one, and there's a video of it too, where the guy shoots, the slide comes back and it ejects around it.

That's all fine and dandy, but the slide slowly moves forward.

Because it's so tight tolerance and it's so cold outside with the oil, it just slows everything going.

It slows the slide down.