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Posted 10 October 2020 - 12:35 PM
I installed a new recoil spring in my 1928 West Hurley Thompson. It was 11.0 inches new, but now measures 10.5 inches. I was told that a new spring should be around 11 and 5/16 inches. I am getting some jams where the shell is pushed slightly forward in the magazine. These occur in both 20 and 30 round stick magazines. The actuator sticks about half way back. I have to eject the magazine and push the shell back. For some reason this doesn't occur when I fire the gun in "semi-auto" mode. I thought perhaps a new Wolff recoil spring might solve the problem?
I don't get the jams when using a 50 round magazine, but sometimes the gun misses a round. The actuator will be stuck forward when there are still shells in the drum. I have to pull the actuator back to complete firing.
Posted 11 October 2020 - 04:57 AM
I just changed out my m1928A1 spring. It had frequent misfires, in like chambering the round with a light impact on the primer. Not deep enough to fire it off. Turned out the spring length was a little under 9.5 inch. The new one I put in measures little over 11 inch and shoots like a charm now.