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"Sights are for the unenlightened."
Rick
IDPA Certified Safety Officer
Last edited by Rick McC.; 9th December 2017 at 20:18.
It is only the narrow tip of the firing pin that is smaller with the 9mm/38 Super pins. The remaining bulk of the two firing pins, excluding the tip, are the same.
The difference in mass is insignificant.
Many gun makers seem to be standardizing their firing pins to the smaller 9mm/38 Super pins for all their calibers. Springfield has their own intermediate sized pin.
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I think you could also wait for a Kimber limited edition 10mm like the Camp Guard 10mm or the Gun Talk 10mm. Every so often, Kimber releases a 10mm with no Swartz safety.
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