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A few silly questions - 1 Got a picture? Please, pix of cases, good ones of extractor, and good ones of ejector. 2 What recoil spring are you using (lb.)? 3 Are you using recoil buffers?, 4 What ammo are you shooting? 5 Is your extractor clocking (will it rotate)? What...

You might check out the guys at the RIA importer on the board here.

I've got a full size .45. Pushed a lot of bullets downrange. Easy to shoot, accurate, well fitting backstraps. Only 2 items - my thumbsafety is quite easy to move to "off", and if you oil your stuff alot, pay attention to keeping the striker clean and dry. b-

I find the arched MSH does it for me. I've got pretty big hands. b=

The factory numbers for .460 Rowland and ,45 Super are really quite close. A 22 or 24 lb. recoil spring and a small radius FPS make the Super nice to shoot, it does take a little longer to get back on target than a normal .45. The .460 "Kit" comes with a "drop-in" barrel with compensator...

It is pretty easy, but a caveman needs more parts. DO NOT just push the pin holding the cap pin in! There is a spring trying to push the cap into your face. Chuck up a screw or pin in a vice, so it sticks out horizontaly a 1/2" or so. with one hand pushing the spring cup against the vise...

As an aside, if you are thinking M&P45, the manual safety (opt.) is VERY easy to move from "ON" to "OFF". b-

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Keep the Colt - The name is worth a lot by itself. Normally, accuracy is not a big deal to achieve - assuming you are looking for a reliable, self-defense gun with range trips to polish familiarity. If you are going to have a match barrel installed anyway, the colt will be the best value. b-

Personally, I really like my Norinco. It has some new and different parts inside. I don't think I will ever part from it. b-

Well, it's not REALLY important if the slide is short, you can always blend the frame to it. [yes, I've really read that] Sounds like Armscor found what Sarco used to buy. :) What IS more important might be how does the extractor fit in the CHAMBER. Where/how does it hold a round. ?? BTW I...

To *ME*, it sounds like too many bogons in one place. Smells like crock 'o crap to me folks. b-

C'mon now.. GUNS are an accessory - at a BBQ. I'l bet there are some that think pink won't get you dead. 'n you'ld be wrong. b-

Well - as an OLD physics teacher, I feel sad to break the bad news. What your gun has happening at you is the *same* as what is happening in the other direction. Yup, that's what 12" of penetration feels like. The shape and feel varies, but the sum is the same. Mass, momentum and leverage...

One of the keys is how quickly is the available energy spent in the target. Another issue deals with the effect of supersonic hits. So the answer is both yes and no. The bigger hole, the better, and highly expanding slugs usually do best at high velocity. If you have the time to wait, the...

If you don't start with BOTH the frame and slide oversize, you CAN do it. It CAN be done without $1000 in tools, and be reliable, and nominally accurate. I know a lot of folks, some here, who have done it.Slide on over to the forums at m1911.org for more "Can Do" attitude. b-

I suggest: compare, by eye, the angle of the hammer end of the cutout for the latch, and the angle of the latch, to another gun. I surmise that one or both of the faces are not angled right. Whereas, a flick or two of a file will fix it, warranty work won't void the warranty. b-

One thing that the M&P is sensitive about is crud in the firing pin channel. Strangely enough, oil in the channel just seems to suck stuff into it. A bit of a pain removing the pin and cleaning. b-

If you're concerned if it has a ser. 80 block, just look at the FPS. b-

If this has happened only once, it might have been a fluke. In any case, number your mags, ans keep track of which is in when the problem happens. b-