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    1911 ejector

    Thanks for the info. I suspected there was no easy fix but the right one which was a replacement with the correct sized part. Oh, well...
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    9mm 1911 question

    I've got a 9mm 1911 Springfield which has got to be my most favorite gun. 9mm 1911s are somewhat heavier than the .45 version. Anyway, it's almost like shooting a .22. When I got the gun several years ago I got 4 of the Springfield-Metalform mags. Two worked and two did not. It seems that...
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    1911 ejector

    I have a 1911 that I've had for a while and it works fine. I've noticed over the last several years that the ejector is almost always loose. It's a regular GM (not extended) ejector and it has the cross pin in the frame. The ejector gets loose now everytime I shoot the gun. When I clean the...
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    Alloy frame repair

    Another demonstration of the inappropriateness of using aluminum as a wear point is the Walther P1. When Walther came out with the alloy frame (to save weight) the design had a steel locking block foot that locked up on an aluminum frame locking area. Because of reports of excessive wear...
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    Adding Weight to 1911 slide

    I like the way the picture came out. The slide flats are highly polished and I was careful not to get flash reflected into the camera.
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    Adding Weight to 1911 slide

    Thanks much to all for the info. All makes sense to me. The 'Time' vs 'Timing' point was informative and clear. I've gone to a SA 9mm 1911 with a Cominolli frame-saver guide rod (has shock buffs on both side of guide rod flange/head) so I can shoot 'quantity'. BUT I love this .45 parts gun I...
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    Adding Weight to 1911 slide

    Just joined THR. Have been reading this forum for some time and have been very impressed with the level of knowledge. I have been shooting for fun for over 4 decades and have owned (or own) 1911s in .45 and 9mm, S&W 39-2 (several), BHP, CZ 75B SA, Glock 17, CA 83, Browning BDM, S&W 28-2, S&W...
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