So I bought a 2nd hand threaded barrel. I guess the maker of threaded barrel didn't have the newer blueprint of the handgun so the barrel is off a little. When I assemble the handgun, the recoil spring won't seat again the slide and barrel, the spring isn't long enough BY A MILLIMETER hair. So close that I can seat the spring in and carefully turn it over without it falling out, but if I shake it, it'll fall out. It fits in the gun fine, it shoots ok but I've noticed I've had some failure to eject on couple. Running suppressor, it has same problem, FTE.
With my original factory barrel, the spring seats perfectly, I have to compress the spring for it to seat in. SHoots FLAWLESSLY with the factory barrel so I know the recoil spring isn't the problem. I think since it doesn't have much retention with the threaded barrel, its not getting enough spring power. How can I fix this? Could I add some solder a little bit so it can catch some retention?
Not my gun but same gun. The yellow circle is where the they made the barrel just a tad longer/shorter where spring can't reach it.
With my original factory barrel, the spring seats perfectly, I have to compress the spring for it to seat in. SHoots FLAWLESSLY with the factory barrel so I know the recoil spring isn't the problem. I think since it doesn't have much retention with the threaded barrel, its not getting enough spring power. How can I fix this? Could I add some solder a little bit so it can catch some retention?
Not my gun but same gun. The yellow circle is where the they made the barrel just a tad longer/shorter where spring can't reach it.
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