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  1. Hardly a new trend...

    Most gunsmith fit barrels will come without a proper finish reamed chamber by default, and the smith can set it to whatever they want. The only exception I know of is for AET barrels, which for other reasons as well I am not a fan of.

    For those that do finish ream on complete guns you are probably right and they don't replace their reamers as often as they should, if reamers are used at all.

  2. They work for 2011s? Shooters connection has them, there is a note on their product page stating they aren't compatible with wide bodies.

    ETA: Just received a response from EGW, their hammer pins are too short for widebody frames. They will have an updated pin out in the future.

  3. can you go to a 2lbs trigger with a 16lbs recoilspring? (.45) sometimes I have troubles when te heavy recoilsprings are in use...

    I had a Norinco the had follow, the problem was solved with a searpin of the correct size. the factory pin was out of spec. when I checked the hammer/sear on a fixture all was OK. in the gun the engagement was incorrect.

    gr Tom

    Yes, it can be done.

    Thanks for posting this, I've got a sear that should be "right" but is giving me a similar result. Will try the marker trick tonight.

    Blue and red sharpie are my favorites.

  4. After putting north of 40k rounds on a HC and NiB gun with a DOH kydex holster, IME they both have incredible wear properties.

    The only differences I have noted are:

    1) HC has rusted on me - although lightly, it still rusted.

    2) I don't need to oil my NiB gun, and it routinely goes 3-4k before clean and lube without a hiccup. I'm honestly suprised it isn't more popular.

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    I cleaned up the sharp edge on this slide just now. 4 swipes with 400 grit took down the knife edge that used to be here. The right side of the hood recess is often very sharp after a tri top and is taken care of with fine diamond files. I'll also use diamond files to chamfer the ejection port.

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