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![]() NOT thirty-five thousandths...
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Sorry,
I didn't understand "proud" , I was thinking the height of the lug. ![]() I see the clearance or gap is 0.0035, in the picture. My bad.
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Sarcasm. My favorite communication medium.
![]() No, you can't see the .0035" gap, because I didn't take a picture of it. That's the thickness of a sheet of notebook paper; you couldn't see it from a pic. ![]() I showed the barrel extension sticking out of the frame, and the barrel extension alone. With the masking tape. It showed up better in the second pic. I forget where/who I picked up the "proud" expression from. Someone here, but I don't recall what they were referring to. ![]() Edit: Here's a quick pic of the 1900AE in battery...With the .0035" extension sitting 'proud'...
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I had a chance to get some range time today, and took the OFM stainless Luger along with a new-to-me 1911. The 1911 has a stainless frame and a Sarco Brazilian army parts kit.
![]() With the OFM Luger I shot 115gr FMJ w/5.25gr W231 & 1.150 OAL. I only shot 25 rounds. I had to stroke the toggle 2-3 times for each first shot. Not sure why that is. Maybe that's why the barrel/barrel extension/lug was .040" too far forward??? ![]() I'll try polishing the feed ramp in the frame and barrel. Maybe see if I can get an angle measurement on the barrel ramp. I noticed a bit of burnishing on the frame rail where the toggle knobs strike. Nothing major. No stovepipes. 4-5 failure to feeds. All ejected OK. Most went flying by my head, as they raced for the farthest and darkest corners of the range. (Same with the .45 cases). ![]() Magazine was super hard to load 5-6 rounds in. I guess I'll have to break down and buy a loading tool. Or make one...Yeah!!! ![]() It actually shot better than I was expecting. I shot off a rest at 50 feet. The 1911 shot better.
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