MNine
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My Norinco based MEUSOC 1911 replica is almost complete. A problem arose with the feed ramp on the frame. The previous owner had apparently decided to do the typical dremel feed ramp polish and over did it. My smith was able to do Tuner's trick of smoothing the bottom of the throat back at an angle to reestablish the gap of .032 inch. According to her it feeds just fine now.
I plan on installing a new barrel (Wilson or Bar-Sto) at a later time. My question is whether this is a temporary fix or it if it should be fine as is? If I install a new barrel it will need to have the similar modification. Am I better off just welding the ramp up before a new barrel is installed? At what point is the ramp considerd unsalvagable and only corrected with welding or a ramped barrel? I will try and get pics if I can.
Thanks!
I plan on installing a new barrel (Wilson or Bar-Sto) at a later time. My question is whether this is a temporary fix or it if it should be fine as is? If I install a new barrel it will need to have the similar modification. Am I better off just welding the ramp up before a new barrel is installed? At what point is the ramp considerd unsalvagable and only corrected with welding or a ramped barrel? I will try and get pics if I can.
Thanks!
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