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  1. Just curious, is that for thumb indexing? Have not seen someone do that before. RRR
  2. Saw one last week. Looked like a rattle can finish. Wasn't great in person. RRR
  3. Polishing made a HUGE difference! I also went went with a 15# hammer spring and lighter firing pin spring... Love it! RRR
  4. Up to 450 flawless rounds with the Wolfe XP extractor spring. RRR
  5. Just ran 150 rounds flawlessly with the new extractor and XP Wolfe spring. We'll see if it continues to work. RRR
  6. Struggling with the same issue. Replaced extractor and new factory spring. Issue was reduced to 1 of 150, but not eliminated. Now have installed a Wolfe XP spring. We'll see how it goes. RRR
  7. I recently picked up an APX. It seemed to fit my hands well. I shoot a 92G and an Elite92 regularly in uspsa matches. During a few practice sessions, I tried running the APX. To me the APX is a fun shooter and has run flawlessly. Having said that, for me it's not even close to as fast as my 92s. Maybe with practice I could close the gap, but not without some serious practice. It's not a polymer gun thing either. I can run Glocks just as fast as my 92s. Hope this helps. RRR
  8. Appreciate the insite. The factory firing pin seems to be working. May leave well enough alone. RRR
  9. The reason I tried the new firing pin was that with the lighter hammer spring I was getting light strikes. I was told by others to try the Henning firing pin, but was still getting light strikes. Found the light firing pin spring and went back to the factory firing pin. I will see if that solves the problem. I'm thinking it will. RRR
  10. Update... i have not not heard back from Henning. I have decided to stick with the factory firing pin and reduced power firing pin spring. This combo seems to work best for avoiding light strikes with the lighter hammer spring. RRR
  11. After trouble shooting, Here is what I sent to Henning to see his thoughts... I swapped the XL firing pin back into my Stock II with the factory firing pin spring. It no longer made the click from the fpbs jumping up. Then I installed the XL with the reduced power firing pin spring, and again it would click from the fpbs jumping up. What it looks like is happening is that the factory spring has enough pressure to push the firing pin fully out the back, holding the hammer slightly off the slide. The reduced power firing pin spring does not and the hammer lays flat against the back of the slide holding the firing pin in slightly. In that position the fpbs must be held in the down position and when the trigger is moved slightly back, it then releases up. RRR
  12. I spoke to Henning last night. He said he had never heard of this happening. He asked me to try a couple of things. I'll report back what the results are. RRR
  13. That seems about right. I'll have to look and see why the fpbs is getting hung up on the firing pin. RRR
  14. Installed a Henning XL firing pin in my StockII and am getting an audible "click" in the pre take up in double action mode. The click seems to be coming from something under the rear site. You can see the protruding piece move when looking between the slide and rear site from the gun's profile. Replaced with the factory firing pin and the issue is gone. Any ideas? thanks, RRR
  15. Thanks for the comments. Glad it's typical. I can live with it, just wanted to know if I was alone. RRR
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