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Steyr M9 pistol LCI
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March 31, 2022, 06:42:42 PM »
The LCI is above the firing pin and the end protrudes from the back of the slide when a cartridge is chambered. The safety activates by pulling down on the tabs above the trigger guard which drops down a lever into the trigger guard. Overall it just has a strange look (in my opinion) as well.
Two test-fires for NIBIN. The LCI aperture shear appeared on one of the test-fires.
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Note also the two smaller impressions between the LCI mark at the rim of the case and the FPI. In some cases they look like a line of crop circles and I've never been fully certain at what point they are being produced during the cycle of fire.
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I noticed those marks as well. Very interesting.
Maybe the LCI pops back out as the primer pocket goes by to produce those marks?
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