shooter57

Any videos showing the right hand release in action?

Just buy the Sig and keep track of the cost to upgrade the parts you want and how you do with the Sig. Then maybe the next person who needs the advise you will be able to give the go-nogo on the sig.

Who did the trigger job as they don't come that light from any Manufacture

Thanks,ordering from Brownells.

What source is that if you don't mind?

Have a new springfield 1911A1 in 9mm, was going to change the 28# spring to a 19#. Was I surprized when I dropped the housing and the spring is not pin into the housing,they give you a pin to stick in the housing after you pull the hammer back to keep the spring compressed. My problem is the 19# spring is two long to operate the hammer,do they make a shorter 19# spring for 9mm? I only have 45's and never ran into this before. Thanks in advance for the help.

If you said where you live I'm sure someone is close enough to help you out in 10 min or send you to a smith near you that could have fixed it for less than the cost of sending the gun to KImber.

Good to print out the manual and keep it near your machine.

I also use a old toothbrush to wipe the seating plug off. I do not deprime my brass before putting in tumbler.

Just think of the case as the pad and the bullet is the rocket

You just need more brass. I clean about 1000 brass at a time, dump into a seperator and store in those empty plastic coffee cans.9,38,357,45 ,44spl,44mag. Have people that buy their coffee in the tubbs save then for you.

I don't know why that happens with the 650's heard it happens quit a bit. Never heard of that with the 550b.

$150 dollar price spread already.

Looks like the price of snap caps just got cheaper vs the price of new firing pins. If you did not catch it until you were on the line in a match that would have been a ruined trip.

Must be a long day in ohio.

Can't believe you can't take a screw out of the grip and take to place that sell screws and match it up. You don't have to tell them it's for a gun. it's just a basic screw.

I have problems with S&b and Amer brass. Now when I get some it goes in the bad brass bucket. Tired of fighting with it.

Why did you choose Solo powder for the 9mm ?

When the wife use to come down to talk while I was reloading I'd give her a bucket of brass and say do some sorting while we talk. She stoped coming down.

Every gun is a little different so just get a multi pack and keep going down until your happy.

I tried a 17 lb but went back to a 19. more reliable for me.

Glade your ok. let us know what STI says.

Good luck with it. I have not heard anything bad about them in their price range.

Just buy a new gun or live with the .45

I had one smith say if you want certain parts and brands fitted to you gun and you know their hard to get you should order all the parts and supply them with your gun to be fitted. He will not get them any faster than you and he will get the job done sooner with your parts.