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LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002
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Lifer et al, I do have a good selection of both small frame Llama and Savage pistol parts. TH
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you guys are gonna learn one day to have a supply of large clear plastic bags for disassembly.....saved many parts that way.......
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![]() Here's a question for you, et al... The nose of the slide, along with a front sight, must have an integral area that guides the slide as it navigates the barrel when the gun is fired, similar to how the barrel bushing of a 1911works. My question is how long is the internal "sleeve" that rides the barrel? It works OK with the drilled-out washer that was cobbed on, but it seems to me that it originally must have been an affair with more to bear on the barrel than the thickness of a washer. If my question is coherent, I'd be delighted to have a measurement!
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