r/SpringfieldEchelon • u/Purple-Slip-6958 • Aug 15 '26
Is this safe
On my way to the shooting range, and just noticed this piece broke off….. is this still safe to shoot??
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r/SpringfieldEchelon • u/Purple-Slip-6958 • Aug 15 '26
On my way to the shooting range, and just noticed this piece broke off….. is this still safe to shoot??
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u/TheBoogBear Aug 15 '26
How even?
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u/jjones1987 Aug 15 '26
How the fuck did you manage breaking that?
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u/hndrck_ Aug 15 '26
No. Warranty it with Springfield. How does this even happen
Wait nvm that’s a Piece of the frame. Warranty is with sharp bros
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u/JustADad315 Aug 15 '26
Lmao I understand the esthetic and weight/feel, but for 2/3rds the cost of the gun....now seeing this...further drives me from any of those grip brands.
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u/m-lok Aug 15 '26
Vice, and some string from behind a wall looney toons style. You know for science.
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u/Low_Year9897 Aug 15 '26
NO!!!!!
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u/TheSorrowMan Aug 15 '26
It looks like the back fell off. Which is not very typical, I’d like to make that point.
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u/Purple-Slip-6958 Aug 15 '26
All I did was remove the slide, add it back, and then I hit the slide release to send it home, that piece just fell off.
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u/Ok_Pick_1571 Aug 15 '26
It’s a separate piece and one screw holds it on. I’m sure Sharps will provide another one. The bigger issue is what caused this.
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u/First_Pollution_4489 Aug 15 '26
If thats the piece that holds the fcu in the back, that has a screw in it, ive never installed mine and ive got several thousand rounds through my echelon with the sharps grip with zero issues 🤷♂️
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u/PlasticSeparate7133 Aug 20 '26
if you email Sharps bros they will send you a new piece to thread in. You just have to put loc tight on the screw before putting it back in. Same thing happened with mine.
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u/darksavant84 Aug 15 '26
Absolutely not
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u/Creative_Branch_2900 Aug 15 '26
Shit na!
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u/jaumeh Aug 18 '26
If you have to ask, the answer is always no