Dragline45
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I replace recoil springs on all my guns around the 5,000 mark, most manufacturers actually recommend this in their manual.
Although I don't own any DA/SA autos anymore, I used to keep trigger return springs on hand for all of them, they are the weak point on any DA/SA and both Beretta and Sig recommend changing these out as soon as the 2,500 round mark, that goes for dry firing too
I won't replace ejectors or ejector springs until I start seeing problems. Only had to do this once on a Ruger 22/45 that has seen thousands upon thousands of rounds.
Although I don't own any DA/SA autos anymore, I used to keep trigger return springs on hand for all of them, they are the weak point on any DA/SA and both Beretta and Sig recommend changing these out as soon as the 2,500 round mark, that goes for dry firing too
I won't replace ejectors or ejector springs until I start seeing problems. Only had to do this once on a Ruger 22/45 that has seen thousands upon thousands of rounds.