Spring Is Here!
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, Dec 01 2004 09:57 PM
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 09:57 PM
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 10:29 PM
Fantastic!
E-mail on the way!
E-mail on the way!
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 08:51 AM
Do you still use all three springs?
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 12:17 PM
How much are the kits going for?
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 01:18 PM
Let the mad rush begin! 
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 02:44 PM
I have 25 sets available as of now I have a CNC man making the buffers now I should have another 150 buffers in a few weeks
Price is 50.00 shipped anywhere in the continental US by Priority mail
If you are interested it will be a first come first serve basis, but I WILL have more in a few weeks!!
These are really nice you will not be disappointed!
Send only US postal money orders to:
David Janowski
P.O. Box 60
Rock Creek Ohio 44084
Thanks
Price is 50.00 shipped anywhere in the continental US by Priority mail
If you are interested it will be a first come first serve basis, but I WILL have more in a few weeks!!
These are really nice you will not be disappointed!
Send only US postal money orders to:
David Janowski
P.O. Box 60
Rock Creek Ohio 44084
Thanks
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 04:02 PM
Glad to hear the spring kits are out. I'll let my brother know - he has my old 1927.
Kevin
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Posted 02 December 2004 - 08:16 PM
Man!
I just crapped my pants!
Oh Boy!
Zamm
I just crapped my pants!
Oh Boy!
Zamm
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Posted 03 December 2004 - 09:42 AM
I have had TWO of Dave's kits now for several months testing in both a 27A1 and an M1.
They work flawlessly. As Lionhart says, they seem to be smoother than the original and you can cock with two fingers.
VAST improvement. I had installed the longer cocking piece on the M1 so I could get a grip. Now the original short piece ( and more authentic) is back in place.
ENJOY!!!!
Dutch
They work flawlessly. As Lionhart says, they seem to be smoother than the original and you can cock with two fingers.
VAST improvement. I had installed the longer cocking piece on the M1 so I could get a grip. Now the original short piece ( and more authentic) is back in place.
ENJOY!!!!
Dutch
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Posted 03 December 2004 - 01:33 PM
Hey Dutch can you post a few pictures of that new BABY of yours?
I am SURE everyone on this board will love her as much as you do!
Dave
I am SURE everyone on this board will love her as much as you do!
Dave
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Posted 04 December 2004 - 10:15 AM
Guys I want to STRESS that these WERE NOT tested in any other guns than steel construction, I would not suggest these in the 27A5 pistol or the aluminum or alloy construction guns
Just letting everyone know
Hope you all enjoy them
Dave
Just letting everyone know
Hope you all enjoy them
Dave
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Posted 04 December 2004 - 04:38 PM
Dave J.,
I do not have one, but IIRC there were some 27A1s made in 10 mm. Assuming my recollection is correct, are we likewise to apply your caveat to the 10 mm 27a1s?
Thanks.
MP
I do not have one, but IIRC there were some 27A1s made in 10 mm. Assuming my recollection is correct, are we likewise to apply your caveat to the 10 mm 27a1s?
Thanks.
MP
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Posted 11 December 2004 - 02:48 PM
Just installed the Ez-Pull Spring kit.
Wow, what a differance!
Wow, what a differance!
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Posted 12 December 2004 - 02:08 PM
BAP! Ooof!
Sounds like a FAQ here someplace.....
Sounds like a FAQ here someplace.....
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Posted 19 December 2004 - 04:27 PM
Range Report:
Gun functioned flawlessly!
Bolt pull is easy, much easier than with the stock springs.
Had a few flashes from the ejection port, but not with every round.
I was snowing, but better than tomorrows forecast for a high of 15. I fired 100 rounds picked up most of my brass and came home to clean, oil and put her away till warmer weather. Or the indoor range opens down the street.
One thing for sure Winchester ammo is filthy compared to Wolf. Wolf tends to be a little hard on the gun though, especially the extractor.
Gun functioned flawlessly!
Bolt pull is easy, much easier than with the stock springs.
Had a few flashes from the ejection port, but not with every round.
I was snowing, but better than tomorrows forecast for a high of 15. I fired 100 rounds picked up most of my brass and came home to clean, oil and put her away till warmer weather. Or the indoor range opens down the street.
One thing for sure Winchester ammo is filthy compared to Wolf. Wolf tends to be a little hard on the gun though, especially the extractor.
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Posted 19 December 2004 - 08:07 PM
Jack--
Thanks for the report. That sounds fantastic!
Thanks for the report. That sounds fantastic!
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Posted 19 December 2004 - 08:08 PM
Man-o-man, I am definitely going to have to get one for my M1. I have been leaving it in my gun safe with its bolt drawn back in hopes it will loose some of its tension. With this kit that will not be necessary any more. I may even get a chance to finally shoot it after having for almost a year and a half. I just hope there will be some kits left after the first of the year.
Scott
Scott
