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Old 09-01-2013, 10:52 PM
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My Vbob doesn't rattle but the GS has about 1/64" back and forth movement. Is that excessive?
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If I shake my CCO hard, the GS rattles; otherwise, no. Mine also moves side to side a bit.
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ya got me thinking... so... I checked. Nope! my grip safety is as tight as my haircut was in the service.
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