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Their mag release is different from STI.

I don't understand the design considerations when they made a V-groove along the slide and especially in the area of the ejection port opening. other than that the gun looks nice.

it's clear. Simple when you have a bench lathe and also bench mill most of these jobs are simple.

carbide drills.

You just need to increase the extractor hole from 2 mm to 2.5 mm with appropriate equipment and make minor adjustments. It works but I avoid doing such things only when there is no choice. I only did it once.

NO.

I got mine with a chopped main spring. I replaced it with a 15lb spring.

i use it for my bench mill

I also liked this gun. And I know it's made of good metal. and is an excellent basis for improvements. Regarding Turkish products, I personally would not touch them. I remember Toyota cars, which were assembled in Turkey and would fall apart on the road within a year.

According to the experiment you did, it failed the 4-ft test So I no longer want to buy this type of gun.

Looks great. I see that this is a model that is manufactured in the USA and not in Europe. So I understand that it is made of metal, which is intended for firearms .

it is already in progress . it probably was one of my TSO

i use EE parts and like them. but it's not 100% drop in set for my requirements. it needs some work for 100% and after this it works perfect and long time.

This disco urgently needs polishing. Which company's part? It doesn't look like casting. The part looks good quality. but unfinished. Because of all these problems, 6 years ago I managed to perfect the trigger system of the 1911 and it works for me in both guns with the trigger weight of 550 grams in one and 650 in the other without change.

I came across something like this. I checked Headspace and saw that chamber was too tight. The problem was fixed and never reappeared.