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Old 01-10-2018, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by 6string View Post
Since the M52 is a competition firearm, it 's worth considering something important. That is, virtually all the governing bodies that run organized pistol competition, such as the NRA, the CMP, and the UIT, require that firearms used in matches must have all safety devices in full operating condition.

I'm not sure what the objective of this modification might be, but it will get you barred from a match.

Should the removed parts get lost or misplaced, it might negatively impact the resale value of your M52, should your prospective buyer be a competitive shooter.

Just a friendly FYI.

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Jim
Couldn't have been better said. The 52 is a bullseye gun. There are no speed reloads, no tactical reloads. In bullseye shooting you never leave a loaded round in the chamber. Why take away a safety feature that protects those around you at the range?
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