Tandamkross bushing

jaguar88xj6

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Recieved my hammer bushing yesterday. Took about 10 min. to take down, install and reassymble. Feels like a different gun(22/45 mk111 target). Love the way the mags drop right out.
 
great bushing I installed one the other day in the 22/45
plus breakdown and re-assembly is a dream
 
Best $9.99 I've spent on a gun related item. I have to remember to keep a hand on the mag now when I release it, though. I've dropped a mag on the concrete at the indoor range a couple of times. I keep thinking I'm skipping something now when I take it down. "Hmmm, it can't be this easy...."
 
shakyshoot said:
Best $9.99 I've spent on a gun related item. I have to remember to keep a hand on the mag now when I release it, though. I've dropped a mag on the concrete at the indoor range a couple of times. I keep thinking I'm skipping something now when I take it down. "Hmmm, it can't be this easy...."

+ 1
 
Easy is just plain wrong! Only with suffering will you be cleansed of the demons that come with the purchase of such items! :twisted: :shock: :mrgreen:
gramps who must be tired
 
I installed the Tandemkross bushing before I took my new Ruger 22/45 with TS upper to the range. As has been previously stated in this thread, it is $9.99 well spent. The video they posted on Youtube is a great tutorial for installation. In the near future I plan on installing the sling shot parts they have available.
 
+1 on the Tandemkross bushing AND the LCI insert. The TK videos made both upgrades very easy. So easy, I was a little disappointed that both jobs really took less than 20 minutes.

I couldn't believe how much gunk I cleared out of the barrel once the LCI was removed. Just an amazing amount of crud.

Best part though is with the bushing in, reassembly is actually a snap! Actually makes cleaning fun!
 

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