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Posted: 3/25/2002 8:40:25 AM EDT
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Have you had it all the way apart? Any obvious burrs on the sear or disconnector? Sear spring have all 3 fingers? Does your trigger have a overtravel screw? If so, have you tried it without the screw installed?
It does sound like the disconnector is sticking. Check the half-moon cut in the bottom of the slide, it may be filled with crud, preventing disconnector from travelling fully upward. The other place I'd look would be the trigger bow. |
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Posted: 3/27/2002 4:14:26 AM EDT
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Have you tried Wilson's mags? It's a mag problem. Don't grind up a gun to cure a magazine problem, unless all/any mags cause problems. You may end up with a dedicated magazine gun. Pardon me, but who's the manufacturer of the lower? What do I use? Pachmayr or GI.
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Posted: 3/27/2002 6:59:30 PM EDT
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Its a Springfield National Match.
I have several types of mags but I mainly use Chip Mc Cormicks. The original mag is the only one that it does not seem to happen with. I have some Wilsons ( I think ) but they will not eject from the gun. I am thinking about looking into the mag release and or the trigger bow...... |
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