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<blockquote data-quote="steelfingers" data-source="post: 2995934" data-attributes="member: 38658">Forward mag catch not quite catching latch.&nbsp; Sanded down the mag well and mag fit is perfect except for the fore catch needing a small amount of reduction.&nbsp; Got an idea <img src="/images/smilies/hyper.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":hyper:" title="Hyper&nbsp; &nbsp; :hyper:" data-shortname=":hyper:" />.&nbsp; Went by hardware store and picked up two large washers (with the correct sized screw hole) that I will grind down to match the plastic catch provided by Boyds.&nbsp; Top washer will match the catch and the bottom one I will cut off a bit and that should give it a perfect fit to catch the latch.Plus I get rid of the plastic.&nbsp; Have it crudely cut down in the shape of the catch (rounded on one end and flat on the catch side with screw hole).&nbsp; Put nut and bold in washers to keep it solid mark cuts.This will be fun to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steelfingers, post: 2995934, member: 38658"] Forward mag catch not quite catching latch. Sanded down the mag well and mag fit is perfect except for the fore catch needing a small amount of reduction. Got an idea :hyper:. Went by hardware store and picked up two large washers (with the correct sized screw hole) that I will grind down to match the plastic catch provided by Boyds. Top washer will match the catch and the bottom one I will cut off a bit and that should give it a perfect fit to catch the latch. Plus I get rid of the plastic. Have it crudely cut down in the shape of the catch (rounded on one end and flat on the catch side with screw hole). Put nut and bold in washers to keep it solid mark cuts. This will be fun to do. [/QUOTE]

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