@@FirstLineOfDefense No, definitely not a polymer lower. The crown on the tooth of my mag catch came off a few weeks ago. I just glued it back on with the same Gorilla glue. But I dont expect it to hold for very long again. Hopefully Rudy from Macon Armory starts making that mag catch soon.

Yeah, Rudy said it's the lower issue. I got this bad boy running already. Check out my videos on "crowning" the tooth on the mag catch. But if you try it, feel free to use an adhesive stronger than Gorilla glue. It worked for me & hasnt vine off so far. But I'm sure there's better adhesives out there

I think I got mine working now. But it only likes my OEM Glock mags and my ETS 30 rd mag. Doesn't lock in my Magpul 17 rd mag

@@garveyshango check out my videos on how to fix this problem by "crowning" the tooth on the mag catch.

My Jerry-Rigged "crown" on the mag catch tooth seems to have worked so far. I took it out and successfully ran hollow points thru it. BUT...and that's a big BUT, so far it will only catch the notch of OEM Glock mags, not my Magpul or ETS mag. I'm going to leave it like that for now. One of my firearms instructors did have 1 fail to feed with the 33 round stick but that was it. All the rounds I put through it I didn't have a single fail to feed and it Randolph's 147 grain duty hollow points like clock work. Check out The other video I have where it shows how I took a polymer magazine dust cover for a Magpul AR15 mag and filed the "crown" for the magazine catch and glued it with gorilla glue. It is by no mean a permanent fix, As I am still waiting for Rudy from Macon armory to produce the proper magazine catch for it. A co-worker of mine 3D printed a couple of prototypes out of plastic and I can't get them filed right enough to fit in so he cut 3D print one out of aluminum after measuring the prototype.

Apparently, from what I'm seeing, they stack fine with a good amount of weight on them. But not when empty or light weighted.

I got this bad boy running already, Señor...😊😊

That's the thing: I don't want to put any more money into this thing. I paid $300 for the whole thing. Then I paid Rudy $150 to re- do the barrel feedcone, "recondition" my bolt, and for one of his buffers. I installed the mag catch last night that Spike's Tactical sent me, & it's the exact same mag catch. If the" tooth" that goes in the magazine notch was twice the height it is, it would probably solve the issue. But its not.

Oh, and the bolt is not moving too far to the rear.

@victorramosjr2239 Yeah, I think you told me in my video you shimmed with quarters until it just past the bolt catch. I wish I could swap it around on some of my stuff. Unfortunately I suspect it is the lower receiver. In particular the mag well. If you have a 5.56 lower. The Mean Arms Endomag is a great option. It replaces the guts of a 30 round pmag to feed 9mm. Then you have this awesome long feed ramp. Only downside the ejector is on the mag. So, if you need to open and show clear. You have to thumb or finger out the last round. Well, I guess another downside if you carry a Glock you lose that compatibility. A big upside though it will feed great and it is a cheaper way to train for 5.56 or 300bo etc...

Unfortunately, I don't think you can. I remember using a long quarter inch extension to remove the bolts. & the only way to use that extension to remove ther bolts was thru the top, implying the removal of the top of the dash.

No. You don't have to recalibrate it. You just have to make sure you don't apply power to it until its fully mounted with its screws. If you put power to it before mounting it just to "test" it, you're going to mess it up. If its clicking, the plastic gears in the unit are either broken of slipping. Time to replace it.

@@victorramosjr2239 thank you. I changed it and it’s working fine as of right now. How do you know if the top blend door , the fresh air one is bad or not working correctly? Would the recirculate light not come on or blink maybe ? Thanks for your reply and help.

@@jeremyLtaylor1 that one you can see open & close By removing the glovebox door. If you lower the door and turn the switch on from resurculate to outside air you will see the flap moving in and out underneath the dash of the vehicle. Another way you can tell if it's not working right as if you hear It clicking. If you hear the little motor clicking that means that the little plastic gears inside are either cracked or the screw mechanism that turns the skiers is stripped.

Check your cabin air filter too. It might be real dirty.

They got serial #'s on them, believe it or not

@@victorramosjr2239 really? Where is it located? Anyway, most large scale companies don't care. Especially for low price items. I've used this technique on powertools several times and have never had an issue. I've used it at all the big box shops and Amazon. I call it the switchArooney warranty.

Thank you. I'm happy to hear it will work out for you. Just keep in mind that after about a year or 2 of having those pipes they will get a little sunburnt depending on what part of the country you live at. We have since got rid of our trampoline as our son outgrew it and the whole material just became decrepit and unsafe to jump on. Good luck!

Well, I don't have high speed skills for milling a part. Besides, I think I chucked that thing in the recycling bin, if I remember correctly. I still have the refurbished one they sent me in what I think was an effort to keep me hush-hush about the design flaw in that Bug-A-Salt.

@VICTOR RAMOS JR that is nice to know. I'm going to send them pictures and ask for that part, but I'm not going to expect much since it is beyond the warranty.

Ouch!!! 😄 Remember, I didn't buy this guide rod. I bought the gun from a coworker & it was in the gun. Luckily, he also gave me the original one that came with the gun plus a few other extras like a appendix holster that I later sold to recoup some $.

Yeah, I suck at making these films sometimes, more often than not.

Thanks Rod. I'll pass this feedback on to him when he wakes up.