Hi All...
So, in recent weeks, as I lurked about, I have noticed this term being used every now an then...
Quite frankly, I had never considered the value of such things, but looking back on certain examples of guns I either owned, or liked, I noticed a mix of both.
Apart from asthetics, is there another reason to make all the pins flush? I can understand certain cases, where something may be mounted that might obstruct.
I will say that I like the clean appearance of a flushed slide release/stop takedown pin.
From a Custom Makers perspective, I'd imagine that the detail involved requires a bit more 'fitting', but is it merely that simple?
Lastly... Just to clear the confusion, which is qualified? :wink:
So, in recent weeks, as I lurked about, I have noticed this term being used every now an then...
Quite frankly, I had never considered the value of such things, but looking back on certain examples of guns I either owned, or liked, I noticed a mix of both.
Apart from asthetics, is there another reason to make all the pins flush? I can understand certain cases, where something may be mounted that might obstruct.
I will say that I like the clean appearance of a flushed slide release/stop takedown pin.
From a Custom Makers perspective, I'd imagine that the detail involved requires a bit more 'fitting', but is it merely that simple?
Lastly... Just to clear the confusion, which is qualified? :wink: