I had been having problems with my SA 1911. It wouldn't go into battery sometimes, and the thumb saftey was extremely hard to disengage.
I sent the gun off to SA last Friday. and Fed Ex just brough it by my house. That has got to be a recodrd for fastest warranty repair I have seen.
The work order says
1911-A1 Plunger Tube, H.C.
Tuned Thumb Saftey. Refit Barrel
Tested
I was pleased to find that they either polished my slide or replaced it all together.
I had a ugly "idiot mark" on the slide from my first attempt at field stripping it. Well it's gone and it looks like a brand spanking new gun.
I hope all is well. I love the gun and she was my first
1911 That is..
I'll update after shooting this afternoon.
The Taurus Gets Jealous and insist on being in any 1911 Themed pictures.
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Originally Posted by Big Tool  I had been having problems with my SA 1911. It wouldn't go into battery sometimes, and the thumb saftey was extremely hard to disengage.
I sent the gun off to SA last Friday. and Fed Ex just brough it by my house. That has got to be a recodrd for fastest warranty repair I have seen.
The work order says
1911-A1 Plunger Tube, H.C.
Tuned Thumb Saftey. Refit Barrel
Tested
I was pleased to find that they either polished my slide or replaced it all together.
I had a ugly "idiot mark" on the slide from my first attempt at field stripping it. Well it's gone and it looks like a brand spanking new gun.
I hope all is well. I love the gun and she was my first 1911 That is..
I'll update after shooting this afternoon.
The Taurus Gets Jealous and insist on being in any 1911 Themed pictures. |
UPDATE
I took it out today and it was still doing the exact same thing. 1/2 the time when you would go to chamber the first round of the magazine it would not fully go into battery.
I think that a stronger recoil spring would force the slide into battery. I guess that is going to be my next course of action.