Does anyone recognize what this may be? I was re-assembling my Sig handgun and found this in my lap afterwards.
Does anyone recognize what this may be? I was re-assembling my Sig handgun and found this in my lap afterwards
Nerve gas.
That's the doohickey, critical to the operation if any firearm
spare part, throw it away. do a function check. If it cycles, you're golden.
Is that a Famas?
which gun?
It’s the disconnector, congrats op you just manufactured a machine gun
this. just fire it and see if it works. it's probably an unnecesary part.
your ejector door hinge broke in half, gun won't cycle anymore
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>sig
Your first mistake was buying anything from nig sauer
OP here, the part apparently is annotated as part number 15 on this diagram which turned out to be the "safety level". Upon reinstalling the slide, if it is engaged you have to push it back in or it won't allow the slide to be reinstalled.
Apparently mine just snapped in half because I didn't push it down before installing the slide. Sick.
bit of super glue should fix it
It's the safety lever, it's broken in half, and you're gonna have to buy a new one. It's like $20
>absolute state of sig quality
All your based are belong to us
A winner is you!
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a winrar is him
*sip* Now THATS a good meme.
Looked like the ejector though that diagram is making me think twice. No idea how a P365 ejects, but I don't see anything else in the diagram that looks like a conventional ejector.
what is this a meme for ants
onion bois. all of you
famas
Underrated
I KEEP GETTING OLDER FUCKING KILL ME NOW
Dude...it is clearly built into the fcu frame.
That's the spare part they put in every pistol, not necessary but you should keep it in a drawer if you need it one day.
That diagram makes a CZ75 look easy to work on.
On a CZ, a part shaped like that is the firing pin block lifter.
Probably part of what makes the Sig drop safe.
I know exactly how you feel friend.
Safety leaver.
But wait there's more!