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03-17-2002, 09:23 AM

Dwight, I'd suggest checking the fit of your barrelled receiver (without toggle installed) to frame fit (no rubbing resistance) and the same with the toggle assy in the receiver. Even a over tentioned ejector rubbing against the breech block can make a big difference. If all of these area check out OK and your got the new recoil spring from me, feel free to return for an exchange, as these with the flat spring do seem to vary more that the coil type. This is probably why the design was changed in 1906. Tom h.

03-17-2002, 09:23 AM	#2
tom h Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Fiocci, continued...and recoil springs Dwight, I'd suggest checking the fit of your barrelled receiver (without toggle installed) to frame fit (no rubbing resistance) and the same with the toggle assy in the receiver. Even a over tentioned ejector rubbing against the breech block can make a big difference. If all of these area check out OK and your got the new recoil spring from me, feel free to return for an exchange, as these with the flat spring do seem to vary more that the coil type. This is probably why the design was changed in 1906. Tom h.