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We just did a 3 day Handgun course in Coarsegold, Ca. at DFT with Rudy, shot about 1,000 rds. Through it there and had no problems with accuracy or feeding, it’s strictly a JHP thing. Like most 1911 - I really did not want to try every HP known to man to find one that works the price of JHP 3-4 boxes I could get it modified.
I am partial to HST and have plenty here we can test with after the work is done.
Once again the question – who in the FRESNO area do you recommend doing the work, and what types of things help this sort of problem.Comment
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Well ok then. I bet it would feed Hornaday just fine.We just did a 3 day Handgun course in Coarsegold, Ca. at DFT with Rudy, shot about 1,000 rds. Through it there and had no problems with accuracy or feeding, it’s strictly a JHP thing. Like most 1911 - I really did not want to try every HP known to man to find one that works the price of JHP 3-4 boxes I could get it modified.
I am partial to HST and have plenty here we can test with after the work is done.
Once again the question – who in the FRESNO area do you recommend doing the work, and what types of things help this sort of problem.
If you can find a 1911 mechanic to "fix" the problem for less than $100, let us know.*REMOVE THIS PART BEFORE POSTING*Comment
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Hornaday designs a smaller diameter tip on their HP. I had consistent problems with nose dives and FTFeed on 3 Kahrs and one 1911 9mm, which was under my care but not mine, until I tried their ammo, upon recommendation.
I bought this: http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/produc...low-point-ammo
It, and replacing the mag release spring in one Kahr, got reliability to plus 99%.
It is worth a try. I do think a gunsmith could do work on the ramp and improve things as well..........but that is a crap shoot of sorts. Good Luck, and I apologize for being curt.
I would like to hear how you solve your problem either way.Last edited by paul0660; 11-09-2011, 3:49 PM.*REMOVE THIS PART BEFORE POSTING*Comment
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Check with Mayfield and see if Charlie Granger is still working there. If he isn't, find someplace else. If Charlie is still there, take it to him. He used to run GunTriks custom and does some just awesome 1911 work."Mr. Rat, I have a writ here that says you are to stop eating Chen Lee's cornmeal forthwith. Now, It's a rat writ, writ for a rat, and this is lawful service of same!"Comment
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When it comes to hollow point ammo jamming you need to check the OAL of the cartridge. Usually HP ammo are shorter and have a wide nose cavity tompromote rapid expansion. Also with the wider nose of the bullet it might be grazing the slide stop tab delaying the front upper movement causing the cartridge to nose dive.The wise man said just find your place
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That's my thinking...I would also tune the extractor as hollow points sometimes seem to need to come a little higher on the feed ramp to run well, another thing I would do is check the barrel throat and the feed ramp angle...When it comes to hollow point ammo jamming you need to check the OAL of the cartridge. Usually HP ammo are shorter and have a wide nose cavity tompromote rapid expansion. Also with the wider nose of the bullet it might be grazing the slide stop tab delaying the front upper movement causing the cartridge to nose dive.
I didn't see if you specified, but how do the rounds fail to feed? Do they dive into the feed ramp, do they get stuck at an angle in the chamber?Good saddles ain't cheap...and cheap saddles ain't good
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this is very important as well. When guns are designed to the gnat's ***, like Kahr's, a silly half a millimeter makes a difference.When it comes to hollow point ammo jamming you need to check the OAL of the cartridge.*REMOVE THIS PART BEFORE POSTING*Comment
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