Frame feed ramp polish may be the culprit. There is no gap between where the frame ends and barrel begins. In fact the barrel may overhang the frame by just a hair's width. I can't really see an overhang but I can feel a sharp edge there with a fingernail.
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The barrel isn't supposed to reach the edge of the ramp. Mr. Williams might be able to cut that part of the barrel back (away from the ramp) and recountour/polish it. Therwise, there are ways of repairing the feedramp size and angle
Yep.Originally Posted by theJanitor
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The 1911 has been back to Don's shop and was returned to me yesterday. He re-profiled the feed ramp portion of the barrel just a bit and says the gun "runs like buttah!"
I haven't tried it yet but will hopefully do so this coming weekend. But I tend to believe Don as the gun came back quite dirty...
Those guns, as well as guns like the old Gunsite GSP, were part of the inspiration. I like 2011's and Wilsons and Baers (oh my!) but clean and simple also has had an appeal to me.
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I like the hat.
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Had the Norinco out today while on a motorcycle ride. I really should probably carry this pistol more often.
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