Lawless said:
Ahhhh, don’t all semi-auto pistols use a spring for the slide stop?
Are you a revolver or musket guy?![]()
1911’s don’t
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See the contestLawless said:
Ahhhh, don’t all semi-auto pistols use a spring for the slide stop?
Are you a revolver or musket guy?![]()
1911’s don’t
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No slide stop spring listed for the 1911
If you look carefully at a 1911, you will see the assembly serves two purposes - to retain both the slide stop and the slide safety in the neutral (non-active) position. Without it, they would actuate randomly when the slide cycled.
If your 1911 was build right, you can shoot it without the slide return spring.
If it was built wrong as well, it just won't like it as much in the long run. Though I don't see you shooting thousands of rounds single shot.![]()
In the main spring housing where it belongs....where would you put the recoil spring?![]()
In the main spring housing where it belongs.![]()
@918v What keeps the slide stop down and not engaged in the slide on a 1911 until the follower pushes it up?
The ghost of John Moses Browning.. Duh!@918v What keeps the slide stop down and not engaged in the slide on a 1911 until the follower pushes it up?
I mean I don’t hate on 1911s, had some nice ones…..
@918v What keeps the slide stop down and not engaged in the slide on a 1911 until the follower pushes it up?
The ghost of John Moses Browning.. Duh!
Or maybe, possibly, or so I’ve heard, it’s the spring and two detents that secure it, as well as the thumb safety:
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So, a spring is a design component of this part that doesn’t use a spring?A spring loaded plunger inside the plunger tube
So, a spring is a design component of this part that doesn’t use a spring?
You don't. Only if you want to waste ammo by shooting too fast.You would think with a “mainspring,” you wouldn’t need other springs.
Beautiful shotsSome birdies from today's photo shoot. Torresian Crow, Pied Currawong, preening juvenile Apostle Birds, adult Apostle Bird, I call this one "Bowing to God".
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That’s what we call Stealth
You can't drive on them if they are over 5 years old..............says EVERY Discount Auto TechI found 2 more, thanks Jeep owners who don’t rotate spares
Now I have a full set fer my Ter-yoter
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-100 points for the disgusting starbucks mugIs this a serious question? Not trying to be a smartass; genuinely asking…
It’s the same spring.
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You can. But should you?You can't drive on them if they are over 5 years old..............says EVERY Discount Auto Tech![]()