That's normal.
You should still be able to push the locking button in so the take down lever can be used to field strip
You should still be able to push the locking button in so the take down lever can be used to field strip
i got my M9 back
Steyr was great first and foremost. very short turn around time.
it seems they replaced my multifunction unit with an A1 piece. the only difference i've noticed is that the key button doesn't push in all the way unless the gun is cocked. this means i can't lock the gun without having the firing pin cocked. is this normal?
it seems they replaced my multifunction unit with an A1 piece. the only difference i've noticed is that the key button doesn't push in all the way unless the gun is cocked. this means i can't lock the gun without having the firing pin cocked. is this normal?
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keylock issue
you don't have to rack the slide, just push the trigger forward till the safety engages then the key will turn. good luck!
you don't have to rack the slide, just push the trigger forward till the safety engages then the key will turn. good luck!
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