Auto pistols
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Topic: Auto pistols
Posted By: BEAR
Subject: Auto pistols
Date Posted: 06 March 2020 at 14:39
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Primarily a revolver and single shot pistol shooter, just wondering. Say a 1911 pistol how critical is loading to get it to reliably function/cycle???? Most pistol today use the Browning, 1911, inlocking system and I assume the forward barrel movement is critical and a oad velocity could scew with it. thoughts.
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Posted By: d4570
Date Posted: 06 March 2020 at 15:06
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All I know is that my Phoenix Arms 22 shoots like my 10/22. Never a misfire or jam. The boy has the same one in a 25 auto same way Always fires to the end of the clip.  https://www.phoenix-arms.com/pages/hp22a" rel="nofollow - https://www.phoenix-arms.com/pages/hp22a
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Posted By: jsgbearpaws1
Date Posted: 06 March 2020 at 18:20
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Unless the loading is seriously overpowered or under for that matter, pretty much they run without a hitch. New guns require a break-in period and some are known for not liking hollowpoints, but just about all function with loadings from base level to +P without a hitch. Deagles are notorious for preferring hot loads, gas action, pretty much sums it up with them. If you wish to run sub-sonics or wuss loads, a simple spring swap is the ticket, same goes for big jumps like the Rowland loads. Spring kits are dirt cheap, under 30 bucks for just about all makes and models. Auto's are fairly simple to dismantle and do the swap...couple minutes is average if you know your gun. I can do the Deagle in under 20 seconds. The 92F takes longer. Most modern 1911's feed and function with just about anything and conversion kits are cheap for changing calibers out down to .22LR <--most popular kit. 10mm, 38 Super, 9mm, etc.,all can be had. ------------- ...oh yeah! thats gonna hurt! |
Posted By: BEAR
Date Posted: 07 March 2020 at 10:11
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I'm use to revolvers, 38, 357, 41 mag, and 44 mag. I often load these really light for practice, and load to P+ for hunting. Can load them so they are comfortable to shoot but still knock over lead. I have 22 rf, 32 acp, 380, 9mm autos. All fire full loads reliably (not as reliable as a revolver but acceptable). Just wondered if I started to load light loads would they full cycle.
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Posted By: Irish Bird Dog
Date Posted: 07 March 2020 at 23:32
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1911's are very reliable firearms....at least all the quality versions. What you consider a light load? What boolet wt you want to use? ------------- Irish Bird Dog NRA Life/Endowment 2nd Amendment Supporter |
Posted By: jsgbearpaws1
Date Posted: 09 March 2020 at 14:29
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May want to invest in a light spring kit if you start to get low and slow enough for cycling issues to arise. ------------- ...oh yeah! thats gonna hurt! |