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10-17-2005, 12:54 PM
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Fail to consistanly feed the last round is almost always going to be the mag (If it happened on more than the last one or two it could be limp wrist or low power loads). You wont have that problem with 8 round Wilson's. As for denting the brass welcome to the world of the milspec. Basically you will notice that the back side of your ejection port (IE Outside of firearm, side of the slide, towards the hammer not the uzzle) is not beveled. Neither is mine. Dents galore, but my milspec never fails to feed or fire.
Milspec 1911's in particular are an addiction for me. . . . . never get enough. . . . GoodOlBoy
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