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  1. The Xtreme parts are identical to your factory parts other than the finish. This goes for the interrupter, sear housing, and firing pin. The reason for this was Eric G. and Tanfo needed a way to market parts to the IPSC crowd that could be polished without being to noticeable since polishing is not allowed from what I've gathered. We have noticed you can get a better polish on the Xtreme pin over the factory pin due to it being precision ground rather than CNC turned like the factory pin.

  2. With a bunch of new parts out on the market driving trigger pull weights to places many thought wouldn't be possible with the Tanfo platform some light strike issues have popped up. 

     

    Many of the newer import guns we're seeing have barrels that are out of SAAMI spec. We're seeing tighter chambers, short/no free bore, and a smaller ID of the starting lands area of the rifling (might be due to the polygonal rifling) which could cause issues with coated bullets. Yes the crutch fix would be to load shorter but this doesn't address all the issues with your barrel. If your gun does fall into this category of an out of spec chamber it could cause your gun to sit slightly out of battery. This in return would cause light strikes or other issues. I've personally heard of a few guys that since have had their barrels reamed be able to drop down hammer spring weight and set off everything reliably. 

    In conclusion make sure your ammo passes the plunk test and spins freely once it is in there, or if your able to cast a mold of your chamber. If your not able to run as light of springs as other due to light strikes this may be your area of concern.

  3. Wes- From our own test and what other guys on the forum have found out the stock or Xtreme FP's hit harder than the Henning pins. 

    Fish- That's a problem a lot of guys see when having to cut that much off your FP spring, i designed our FP spring to have a mechanical stop in it that prevents the FP from over traveling while still giving you a 50% reduction in spring rate over the EG spring. Not trying to make a sale here just a firm believer in the FP spring needing to be tuned to your hammer spring properly. 

  4. Just to elaborate a little more on the "lighter" trigger bar plunger springs that are being installed. When this is done you loose upward pressure on the trigger bar contacting the disco which allows it to break from the trigger bar earlier giving you a shorter DA throw. We saw a rash of these locally pop up when somebody in the Houston area recommended it and of course as Tanfo owners it caught like wild fire to chase the absolute lightest trigger (BOLO really does not like this due to its tight fitment). These guys have you going in the right direction, we get a slew of phone calls a day asking what springs work with what primers and unfortunately there are to many variables at play to have a go to answer for that. Parts installed, parts fitment, polishing, and primer seating depth all play a huge part as to what you will be able to consistently light off. 

  5. Glad to hear, we've had the majority of issues with the DA short stroking caused by "lighter" or "clipped" springs in the trigger bar plunger. Mainly on the tighter newer guns, once they went back to factory springs they no longer blew through the DA and it's not even a real noticeable mod with a bolo installed. One thing for sure with tanfo's are you gotta get dirty and figure out what works in your particular gun. 

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