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Posted: **Thu Apr 21, 2016 2:52 pm**

Excaliber wrote:
AndyC wrote:I'm also a dummy.

I just read the instructions which came with the magazine, and for a nice change, the mag is disassembled from the bottom (called EZ Clean). Doh.

If something isn't working, here's the universal troubleshooting protocol:

1. Turn it on
2. Plug it in
3. Change the batteries
4. If all else fails, and ONLY if all else fails, stop and read the directions.....

I tell my wife, the directions are just for people who don't know how to do it. Usually right before I bugger something up bad enough I have to send it out for repairs.

Posted: **Thu Apr 21, 2016 9:36 pm**

AndyC wrote:I know how to do it just fine but they went switcheroo on me.

Excaliber wrote:4. If all else fails, and ONLY if all else fails, stop and read the directions.....
Directions wouldn't be needed if CMC hadn't changed how to take apart a normal 1911 mag *grumble*

(That said, I do actually like how they did this)

Yep, they got smart and used the same method Tripp Research has been using for years.

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