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  • #46
    Subiezilla
    Member
    • Mar 2014
    • 106

    Originally posted by 45R
    Probably the most soft shooting 9mm I own. Its gone back to SA for some tuning. The tuned the trigger and replaced the slide stop. To this day it won't function with factory mags. Even the ones they "tuned" at the factory. It only function with Wilson magazines.
    What wilson combat magazines are you running? Out of about 250 rounds shot so far i had 3 fail to go into battery, which i read is attributed to magazines.
    08/02/2022 mailed application
    01/2024 completed live scan

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    • #47
      Lead Waster
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Sep 2010
      • 16650

      Originally posted by cindynles
      I've got a little over 3,000 rounds through mine. When I first brought it home the extractor tension was too low (pretty common on production 1911's) and the firing pin stop was a bit loose allowing the extractor to clock. I adjusted the extractor tension and replaced the FPS with a Caspian one ($15) and it has run like a sewing machine. Great gun for the price and really fun to shoot with almost no recoil.

      Here are a couple of videos of mine at USPSA matches.



      What weight bullet/ powder are your handliads? It always amazes me when I see your videos!!
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      • #48
        cindynles
        Veteran Member
        • Dec 2008
        • 2806

        Originally posted by Lead Waster
        What weight bullet/ powder are your handliads? It always amazes me when I see your videos!!
        In the top video (more recent): 135gr Hi-Tek coated RN, 3.7gr W231, 946 fps

        In the bottom video: 115gr Xtreme Plated RN, 4.6gr W231, 1120 fps
        "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." B.Franklin,1759

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