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MagPul MPLA
POF-USA P415-18-11T-223
TROY M7A1
& a bunch of SIG pistols and rifles
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Agh sorry, and thank you for responding.Comment
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OK, so I just picked up a new Mosquito and shot it for the first time today. Straight out of the box, no cleaning or lube. However, I did swap out the recoil spring and installed the slightly longer one that it came with. In the manual, it says that the shorter spring that it comes with is for "high velocity" rounds. So, the longer one is for "standard" rounds. I don't want to buy mini mags due to the price, but I think the Blazers are also considers "high velocity".
Shot about 200 rounds of CCI Blazer. 100% flawless. Not a single FTF or FTE. I also used a second magazine that I bought online which was the metal one. Both worked perfectly.
After reading so many horror stories about the Mosquito, I was very very happy with the performance! Absolutely love the gun.Comment
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how can i tell the difference between both springs both of mine look the sameComment
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"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." - Benjamin Franklin
"The answers to life's biggest questions are not found on Google." Author Unknown
San Diego CA - Sig Sauer P226 9mm & Mosquito, Bersa Thunder, Ruger LCR & LCP, S&W 22A, SA 1911 9mm, Beretta 92SF 9mm, Marlin 60Comment
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the manual saids the bigger bored version is for high speed loads and the
simple coiled is for standard loads mine both look the sameComment
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compare the pressure of the two springs in compression (compress both to the same length)
The stronger of the two would be the high velocity one.
IIRC they used to paint one of them white, but that may have gone away."Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." - Benjamin Franklin
"The answers to life's biggest questions are not found on Google." Author Unknown
San Diego CA - Sig Sauer P226 9mm & Mosquito, Bersa Thunder, Ruger LCR & LCP, S&W 22A, SA 1911 9mm, Beretta 92SF 9mm, Marlin 60Comment
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anyone know of a good trigger job?
I mainly shoot .22lr, 9mm,45 acp, 357 & 38, 12G, 7.62x39, .308, .223/556, 7.62x54r, 300 win mag, 8x57God Bless USAComment
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seems I have fte the most i shot 100 cci mini mags
and 100 remington gold (plated) every 4 they were fte
the minimags were better probably had 5 fte out 100Comment
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I believe the spring for the standard rounds is slightly longer than the spring for the high velocity rounds. In the back of the manual there is a diagram for the list of replacement parts. In the picture, there are 2 springs. The high velocity spring is labeled 3b and the standard spring is labeled 3a. In the diagram, the high velocity spring is pictured much smaller than the standard spring. In reality, it's only slightly shorter. But, in any case, there is a difference in length.
I don't ever plan on using the high velocity round spring. After shooting 200 rounds of CCI blazer with absolutely no problems, I'm super happy with the performance.Comment
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I just got back from shooting another 100 rounds of cci
mini mag out of my new mosquito we had 3 FTL it was
the second round of a full mag and 1 FTE ot of 100. I belive Im
using the correct spring both almost look the same I install the
one that seems that has about 1/2 or more coil the color is a little
more in the gold I guess thats the one for high velocity.
the other spring the color is in the more silver I gues the will
be the white for standard.
total ammo threw the gun is 300
200 cci
100 remington gold plated my mosquito does not like this maybe
after brake in Ill give them another try.
Ill post how my next outing to the range goesComment
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Here is link to my write-up from the first time out. Went out a second time and had a few FTF/FTE in about 250 rounds of CCI Blazer and some really old rem that I had. The 250 or so of the newer Rem Golden worked fine.
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+1
My mosquito is FUN! Works well with CCI Mini-mag, and Federal Target ( the 325 round/box stuff from WallyWorld ).
True, it's not 100% reliable ... but it's a good opportunity to learn how to deal with FTF and FTE
Also, likes to be kept clean and lubricated ... if you fire several mags quickly, the barrel seems to get a little too hot and caused FTE
Make sure you use the correct spring - I accidentally tried 36gr. with the stiffer spring - almost ever rounds was FTEComment
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1. Field strip & clean all the preservative off. Make sure it has the LIGHTER recoil spring installed.
2. Lube it up really well. Reassemble.
3. Go buy 500 rds of CCI Mini Mag solids (good luck finding those
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4. Shoot 'em up.
My wife's Mozzie runs really well with Remington bulk HP after above steps. We disagree on malfs with the first 500 rds of Mini Mag. She says zero, I seem to remember one.
With Federal bulk it's pretty much a single shot. Since it runs with Remington I really haven't tried anything else. I clean & lube after every session. When cleaning, check the screw that holds the barrel. It can work loose.
If you buy extra mags, bite the bullet & get genuine SIG METAL magazines. Pricey but all reports I've seen say plastic doesn't work. Check Cheaper Than Dirt. I bought 2 at $30 each. Best price I've seen.
I'm not a big fan of the Mozzie. The trigger's horrendous. But the wife LOVES it. And she's pretty accurate with it."He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.
You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.
You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion."
Originally Posted by JackRydden224
I hope Ruger pays the extortion fees for the SR1911. I mean the gun is just as good if not better than a Les Baer.Originally posted by redcliffA Colt collector shooting Rugers is like Hugh Grant cheating on Elizabeth Hurley with a hooker.
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