Posted: 10/27/2005 6:41:18 PM EDT
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The slide stop which is in my 1911 is so louse that if I turn the pistol on its left side and rack the action it will fall out. It does not fall out every time but it does work itself loose. Also It is so loose that when I go to field strip the pistol all I have to do is barley touch the slide stop and it will fall out. I know this can't be good. I am afraid that it will work itself louse during actual firring. Do I just need to replace the slide stop or what? Thanks in advance for your input! |
| When I put the slide stop in the frame (no barrel) it fits nicely? There is not really any play it seams to fit good. There is no dimple on it, just friction marks. I will eventual replace the slide stop with a better one. I think maybe the plunger spring is week but I do not know for Sheri. |
Make= Brolin 45c Round count= I have no idea, I got it used because I thought it looked cool and I wonted something cheep to learn about 1911 and how to work on them. There is a front sight on it now! There is a good detent in the thumb safety but not in the slide stop. |
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www.brownells.com 969-000-124 Plunger Tube Spring, ea. $3.49 296-104-001 Blue O/S Slide Stop $20.00 Built to the maximum specification to restore the tolerances on worn or over-cut barrel feet and oversize frames. Can also be used when fitting new barrels and frames to give increased lockup surface area and greater strength. Perfectly round, machined pin measures an exact .200" in diameter +/-.0005". Fits .45 ACP standard or high-capacity, 1911 Auto frames. |