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Toby's freakin' awesome. I had a brindle mastiff up until a couple years ago. I enjoy seeing Toby each time I go to Bryon's almost as much as I enjoy spending money with him.

Back on topic, my photog skills (cell phone pic) aren't quite as good as Jerry's or Dustin's but my toys are cooler. J/K guys

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If it requires a stamp, it's all cool! :)
 

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not that it matters, but technically, your anti-roll pins are backwards. The screws are meant to go in the trigger pin. FWIW, I kinda like how the they look backwards.


BTW: Nice car, wish I had the money to buy. Does the buyer have the option on the vanity plate or are you keeping it?
 
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Yeah, I've already got that corrected. They initially didn't want to go back together the correct way with the Gisselle SSF hammer & trigger. I almost just used the standard pins the SSF came with, but I like the added mental comfort of the non-rotating pins. Thanks for letting me know though! :)
 

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Yeah, I've already got that corrected. They initially didn't want to go back together the correct way with the Gisselle SSF hammer & trigger. I almost just used the standard pins the SSF came with, but I like the added mental comfort of the non-rotating pins. Thanks for letting me know though! :)

Honestly, I can't think of any good reason the screws should go in trigger pin other than the Manufacturer's intent. Is there any difference (functionally or protective) one way or the other? The pins are the same size & length.
 

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The trigger doesn't move with the violence of the hammer pin. The notches on the hammer pin mate up with the slots in the holders. This way, the pins are trying to rotate in the slots when the hammer cycles. If you do it backwards you aren't really protecting the hammer pins. They may not rotate, but the force is being exerted on the screws. IMO, they would eventually fail if left on there for enough rounds.
 

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