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This is the proper forum to use for troubleshooting, gunsmithing and refinishing questions.
If you have a problem with your pistol, this is the proper forum to ask for help. Before you do post your question though, you may want to have a look in the Gunsmithing Sticky Threads sub-forum, in here. We have collected several interesting articles in there, which can probably answer a lot of your questions. |
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Given the proper barrels and the correct extractor tension..
you may have set up in a 1911 9mm.. 9x19, 9x21, .356TSW, 9x23, 38 super, 38 supercomp ( and 38TJ). 9x25 is based off the 10mm case necked to .355. hope that helps.. depending on how new or old you springfield barrel is..they used to use their own ramp configuration..it was similar to the Wilson/Nowlin..just little shallower...I believe the current cut is a W/N ..but you would need to measure.. where to start..do you have access to barrel makers..and a pistolsmith.. several good barrels out there that can be fitted...if you are asking Springfiedl to do it..you will be limited in your choices... |
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