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so i got my new cheapo 1911 in and the first thing i notice whhen i break it down is the recoil spring shooting out at my face. is it better to convert to a solid rod the spring sits on like my kimber has?
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I have heard that there is no benefit of a full length guide rod...but I have also heard that GI short guide rods have a tendency to bind the spring and break.
Which is correct? I don't know.كافر
Originally posted by sc281Originally posted by Trick PonyComment
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It's always been debated, there will never be a consensus. Many say FLGR are for pistols with poor slide/frame fitment.Originally posted by HOOCBB View Post"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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Curious to hear what you bought. I just bought two "cheapo" 1911's myself, but they got good reviews. I'm thinking we may have bought the same brand possiblyOriginally posted by whitetrash View Post
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