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  1. If you're installing the Henning, it has a totally different return spring. If your stock one went flying, you should still be in luck.
  2. Scan 2020-7-20 21.18.48.pdfScan 2020-7-20 21.18.48.pdf Since everybody else is holding back with supplying a scan from a '93 EAA catalog, I'll give it a try. Dug this out of the files in the garage. Doesn't everybody have 27 year old gun catalogs? It was indeed "Brian Enos' Choice". 1) Yes, frame was drilled for optic. 2) Looks like your comp probably started as stock but the holes in the side were not factory. Widely offered. 3) Don't know. 4) Search this forum on the topic of barrels. Since this is an old gun, I'm guessing you might have to rely on EAA for your barrel. A few companies used to make barrels for this like Storm Lake and even Bar-Sto but not any more. Good luck.
  3. I just call up Eric at www.hbeleatherworks.com and ask him to make me a holster. I use one of his IWB Com4 holsters for my 9mm Witness Compact (steel). It works well.
  4. Henning is usually helpful to speak to or email.
  5. I doubt this is the source of your FTFs (although anything is possible). If the burr bugs you and you're confident with a dremel, you could likely smooth it out by yourself but if not then a gunsmith could take care of it. Going the EAA route would likely take longer.
  6. Couple drops of oil on barrel, drop of lube on sear and plunger. Slide Glide and Frog Lube on rails also work well.
  7. Maybe my solution was too complex but I wasn't excited about grinding on frames. I took a quarter inch round piece of brass bar stock, turned it down to fit in the diameter of the hole in the frame where the screw goes through to hold the magwell, drilled the through hole (for the screw) to one side of the brass spacer so it would bias or pull the screw to the back and then the magwell fit great and mags drop free. No grinding on guns and it's easy to work with brass.
  8. I thought the title of this thread was "cooking" handle...I was intrigued.
  9. As a side note, I've heard it said that you may not want to modify your EDC gun much. If you can successfully answer a DA's question about why you modified the internal workings of your firearm, then you're good.
  10. Yes, 4.6 gr. 1.175 OAL Federal Mag Primer LeatherHead 180 grain -- 950 fps. Tanfoglio Limited.
  11. Yep, I meant slide lock on last shot. You're right.
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