Joe Portale
New member
First this is not my gun, it belongs to a friend. Here is the gun and the problem.
Llama Mini-Max stove piping.
Presuming that the cursed limp wrist is not at issue, here is what has been done to try and correct the stove piping:
New extractor, trimmed and tuned, new ejector also tuned (actually I need to see this. I have seen many extractors and ejectors that were beaten instead of tuned)and a heavier recoil spring installed.
My suggestions:
1. Replace the heavier spring with a lighter Wolffe spring. It was stove piping with the stock spring. But with Llamas, you never know about those "factory parts".
2. Lower the ejection port .02" and bevel the lower left corner.
3. Check the extractor tension and the angles on the ejector.
Am I right, wrong and/or did I miss something?
Llama Mini-Max stove piping.
Presuming that the cursed limp wrist is not at issue, here is what has been done to try and correct the stove piping:
New extractor, trimmed and tuned, new ejector also tuned (actually I need to see this. I have seen many extractors and ejectors that were beaten instead of tuned)and a heavier recoil spring installed.
My suggestions:
1. Replace the heavier spring with a lighter Wolffe spring. It was stove piping with the stock spring. But with Llamas, you never know about those "factory parts".
2. Lower the ejection port .02" and bevel the lower left corner.
3. Check the extractor tension and the angles on the ejector.
Am I right, wrong and/or did I miss something?