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Posted: 6/23/2008 5:52:56 AM EDT
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swapping FLGR to GI is easy...drop in
removing Swartz...how involved do you want to go? I left mine in because Dept. policy requires it...it's never caused me concern either. cheap and easy...buy series 70 firing pin and remove Swartz lever from sear/disconnector area. more dinero and work...remove rear sight to remove entire Swartz assembly and plug holes in slide and frame. Not sure if it is worth all the hassle? |
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Posted: 6/23/2008 11:33:35 AM EDT
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Thanks for the reply. I think the GI rod might be a benefit but I guess I won't f-ck w/ the Swartz unless it gives me problems.
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Posted: 7/3/2008 5:10:07 PM EDT
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I've yet to have any problems out of the schwartz safety in my kimbers. The biggest PITA is putting the slide back on after fieldstripping.
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Posted: 7/20/2008 6:52:02 PM EDT
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If you just put in a series 70 FP, wouldn't it always be "rubbing" against the FP safety block? Wouldn't this inferfere in some way with the firing pin's inertia, dragging like that? Just curious....
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Posted: 7/23/2008 10:39:37 AM EDT
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15,000+ trouble rounds with my Kimber with the Series 70 firing pin in place.
 I don't think there is any appreciable drag on the firing pin. I had multiple timing issues and FTF with the original firing pin in place.
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