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June 19th, 2012, 21:50 | #1 |
KJWorks OEM Parts /TM Parts
On sunday, I lost a part of my beloved pistol. My KJW m1911a1 is now rendered useless untill I can find a suitable replacement for the part thats missing.
What i am looking for, is part #71, "housing pin". it holds the entire grip safety into the back of the handgrip. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to start looking for this piece? I have a few options, like waiting untill ASG makes a KJW order, but id rather not wait that long. Juicy has said a TM part MAY fit, and im willing to try my chances, as its a relatively small part. So if anyone has a lead. Or maybe, just maybe, has one sitting around i would be forever grateful. |
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June 19th, 2012, 23:17 | #2 |
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The good news is that KJW parts are some of the easiest to get. Contact them directly by sending an email to: sales@kjworks.com.tw
Give them your gun model and the part number/name and you will get the part you need in 2-3 weeks. Include everything needed for them to make an invoice in your email, including your shipping address. They only accept paypal as far as I know, so state in your initial email that you want to pay via paypal. It will make things much faster because with the 12h time lag, it sometimes takes over 48h to get an answer, and bouncing emails with that kind of delay can take a while. Shipping is usually really cheap. Last time I ordered it was 2,50$ USD for a bunch of 1911A1, Glock and Hi-Capa parts.
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June 19th, 2012, 23:39 | #3 |
Thanks for your quick reply. I'll be sending them an email later tonight.
Hopefully I can get this baby back up and running!! |
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June 20th, 2012, 18:12 | #4 |
That should be a part that is 100% TM compatible. A WE one would probably even work, it's not really a specialized part.
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