
16th July 2004, 00:27
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User ID: 243
Join Date: 1st June 2004
Location: Washington State
Posts: 6,799
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I had one for many years, and shot it a lot. The frame finally wore out, and developed cracks around the slide stop hole and where the guide rod rests against the frame.
I really liked the gun, but would get a steel frame next time. With that short of a stroke for the slide, the frame takes quite a beating.
I shoot an average of 3-4,000 rounds a year. On my own and as a L.E. Dept. firearms instructor. All my guns are shooters, so all are subjected to a lot of firing.
If you plan on firing it a lot, just make careful inspection of the frame often. If you shoot it little, disregard all that I said and enjoy it.
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