I never had this problem on any other semi-autos that I've seen, but an aquaintance let me shoot his 1911 the other day. After he left, I noticed that all of his brass had a "stamped" impression, (as opposed to a scored one), on all of his brass on the surface where the head stamp is. They were all uniform size and shape. Would I be wrong in assuming that his extractor is too long?
The case mouths were dented in and about half way down, each one had a 1/8" line running horizontal w/the mouth which looked to me, (w/out examining and measuring the port), like his ejection port needed lowered and flared more. Does anyone know of other reasons for this?
Best regards,
eq
The case mouths were dented in and about half way down, each one had a 1/8" line running horizontal w/the mouth which looked to me, (w/out examining and measuring the port), like his ejection port needed lowered and flared more. Does anyone know of other reasons for this?
Best regards,
eq