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Greetings to another fellow hoosier.
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I've found this to be true on the MBX mags as well; i dont know how many generations that the mbx mags have been through but i have had to replace the older gen mbx with a grams spring and follower kit. Since replacing them with the grams kit everything has been fine.
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How fast are the factory rounds moving? I'm shooting 180gr at ~950fps and using a 12# spring with my 2011.
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Sight block Vs. SVI / Infinity Island barrel
RVRSE replied to Wiseguy724's topic in 1911-style Pistols
I'm not sure why SVI doesn't offer a sight block gun but the sight block is nice to have because it acts as a weight to help eat the recoil. I dont know how much weight fitting an island barrel to a slide would take off of the slide as compared to a sight block gun but i would be interested if anyone has any comparisons. I have a 2011 on the way right now thats fitted for a sight block and the tri-topped slide weights 9.7oz. -
Thats super bizarre, can you post pictures of the parts? Im really curious to see.
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I personally prefer to have green FO front post. I shoot a lot at indoor ranges and the lighting can really wash out all black because of the range's dark backstop. I have tried both larger (1.5mm) and small diameter (1mm) FOs and definitely prefer the small diameter; with the 1.5mm i find is too easy to misread and will cause me to misplace shots.
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I've had a hard time figuring out information about this topic too; a lot of the information seems to be from industry websites trying to hype up their product which makes me less inclined to believe their claims. I know that LMT cryo-treats their barrels for all of their AR's.
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The most I can load my TSO mags to are 1.16 without having them hit the mag tubes; I tried 1.17 and I had issues with them feeding.
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im interesting in seeing the data for this as well. edit: this might help you:
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Greetings everyone, I recently found a deal on a used Tanfoglio witness chambered in 38 super imported in 1993. The gun needs a lot of work as it looks like bubba got his hands on it. I'd like to bring it up-to-date but I don't know what exactly is stock on this and what was an "enhancement" to the previous owner. I'm hoping this turns into a fun project gun. Here are my questions about this old witness: 1. Did the frame come drilled for the optic mount when this was imported? 2. Is the compensator a custom job or was this a model that widely offered?
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I believe there was a polymer trigger and guide rod on the older models, someone correct me if im wrong.
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Im not sure if others have had this problem but the rear sight adjustment screw's threads just got stripped off. I started rear sight rear sight adjustment screw Thankfully cz's support is great and I spoke to them about this over the phone and they're replacing it. I told them that i had been playing with different recoil springs and took the buffer off; they said that it was unlikely that the recoil could have done it but I don't know what else it could have been. What sights does everyone else use? im thinking of switching to a fixed rear sight after
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do you feel like it makes any difference? im very new to uspsa and gun tuning and im curious to what other's experiences are with the buffers.
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I took mine out on my 40. Cajun recommends against buffers; they reason that while the buffer wears and tears that the material from the buffer will eventually work its way into obstructing the trigger mechanisms.
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They have this listed under their parts for a TSO so im curious how much fitting, if at all, it would take to get it on a TSO.