Exploded view of Interarms/Mauser 9mm

lfid · 02-05-2015, 05:52 AM

re the Parabellum is Back book, these may help answer the washer question
p273 - picture of all MP parts laid out flat like used in the booklet
p274 - picture of standard MP axle pin with integral large flange ( best evidence )
p377 - picture of receiver with machined for large axle flange radius
p413 - picture of the axle pin assembled in rear of slide ( next best evidence )
the above all show one piece pin and flange

so still seems to me your MP somehow has a fractured original axle pin
maybe original pin was too long overall or bad metal or heavy power ammo or pin flange oversized or slide pin flange recess undersized or pin body undersized - seems like anything that puts actual recoil pressure on the edge of flange would fracture it

lugerdoc may have a NOS MP axle pin which seems you may need one

good luck !
Bill

02-05-2015, 05:52 AM	#8
lfid Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wichita, KS USA Posts: 453 Thanks: 573 Thanked 96 Times in 53 Posts	re the Parabellum is Back book, these may help answer the washer question p273 - picture of all MP parts laid out flat like used in the booklet p274 - picture of standard MP axle pin with integral large flange ( best evidence ) p377 - picture of receiver with machined for large axle flange radius p413 - picture of the axle pin assembled in rear of slide ( next best evidence ) the above all show one piece pin and flange so still seems to me your MP somehow has a fractured original axle pin maybe original pin was too long overall or bad metal or heavy power ammo or pin flange oversized or slide pin flange recess undersized or pin body undersized - seems like anything that puts actual recoil pressure on the edge of flange would fracture it lugerdoc may have a NOS MP axle pin which seems you may need one good luck ! Bill