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- P210A guide rod spring - SIG Talk
Need a little help Today when I removed the guide rod and spring from my p210a target( new american version) the spring and round bushing that holds the spring on came off of the rod Is this supposed to happen ? For some reason Im drawing a blank on this and dont remember if there was
- How many of you have actually experienced failure of MIM. . .
MIM is of the devil, indeed, or so we keep hearing And that boogeyman lives in the heads of many a tacti-tube-video-operator! I have yet to lose a MIM part in any pistol, and some have been in match use for years - a TRP included Just like ammo improves, and polymers improve, and manufacturing in general improves, so does MIM
- Long vs Short Extractor - SIG Talk
To my knowledge, MIM is not suitable for robust reliable springs Short: The short extractor is a small "chunk" of metal, it is robust by design In the picture below the half round projection as the lower right is the pivot, it fits into a lateral recess in the slide
- MIM Parts - 1911Forum
Around What Year Did Colt Start using MIM Parts in Stainless Series 80 1911's, and should I care? My serial starts with SG02 and three more numbers
- Polishing | SIG Talk
When we on the forum speak of polishing the internal workings of our pistols to improve trigger action, specifically which parts are polished and how much? I know putting a lot of rounds through them or dry firing with a snap cap will eventually do the same thing, but was just wondering
- When did Colt start using these parts in their 1911s - 1911Forum
When did Colt start using MIM (Metal injection molded) parts in their 1911 pistols ? Approximately what year ? I have a 45 caliber Colt Combat Commander that was manufactured in 1978 I wonder if the sear and the disconnector in my Colt are MIM manufactured parts Does anyone know ?
- Can someone help me understand the term MIM - SIG Talk
MIM is metal injection molding It is an inexpensive way to make mostly small intricate parts that most often require no post molding machining Metal powder is mixed with a plastic binder, this is injected into the mold (the expensive part being the mold) After molding, the "green" part will be larger than the finished part The green part goes into an over and the binder is cooked out The
- Does Springfield use MIM internal parts? - 1911Forum
At the same time, I have bought 4 Springfield 1911's in the last several years, and 3 out of the 4 have experienced MIM parts that simply broke, chipped, or shattered under regular stress and use (firing and dry firing) Failed MIM parts include: 2 FPS's, 2 extractors, a plunger tube
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