Posted: 3/18/2007 1:58:13 PM EDT
Its been long enough that I have pretty much forgot about my last 1911 fiasco, so I'm going to try again  . This time I am starting with a base gun and intend to do what I can myself, what I can't do I will send out, hopefully I will gain a better understanding of the 1911 doing it this way. I am starting with a NIB stainless USGI Springfield Armory, I just fired 50 rounds through it accuracy is exceptional, my older eyes don't do well with the small sights (so I opened the rear slot up a bit), a lot of ejected brass lands on top of my head and the trigger is smooth but somewhat heavy.I am going to lower and flare the ejection port, I am guessing this will cure the brass on the head thing or could it something else ? Where can I find directions on how the 1911 trigger works and how to improve one that needs a little help ? Thanks
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Is that "the" book? |
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