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Stevet1,
I was having the same problem with my new 22/45. First I removed the LCI chamber "finger" (essentially deactivating it) and then reinserted the LCI strip to fill the hole. Then I pulled the magazines apart and cleaned them. Reassembled the gun and haven't had a problem since!!

Not speaking against the Kimber, but the Ruger MK III family, which is Kalifornia Kingdom friendly, is a BLAST to tinker with and shoot!! You can drop in a VQ trigger, hammer and sear and (not sure what the Kingdom rules are) the LCI and magazine disconnect are easily removed! http://i1129.photobuck...

firearms could be painted to look like toys I thought about painting my black Bobcat's muzzle orange, like some toys, to throw the bad guy off while I aimed better......... :roll: some gangbangers do that too.... saw a picture a while back of a beretta 92 that was painted safety orange with a can o...

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Mil-Comm TW25B grease! Can not be beat!!

KRG

UGH, add Remington Cyclones to the list... Horrible performance, no-fire, failure to return to battery, ETC. Immediately switched over to CCIs and the problems all went away...

KRG

So there I was, installing the VQ accuracy kit, (trigger, sear, hammer and springs with a MKII bushing) on my MKIII. I wasn't familiar with the inner workings of the MKIII so I found the detailed install instructions over at Brownells. I followed them to the letter (iPad on my bench while working) o...