#1 Firearm Enthusiast
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lost peice to Sam 1911
having trouble identifing and locating a part to my SAM 1911 45 auto. It is the part below the barrel bushing that holds the spring in, a goofball friend was feild stripping it and lost it. any help please
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Buy another one from Brownells...Etc.
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#3 Firearm Enthusiast
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Would you happen to know the exact name of the peice?
#4 Firearm Aficionado
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are you talking about the plug that sits on top of the spring?
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#5 Firearm Aficionado
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recoil spring plug
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Brownells Part # 160-119-210 for a Blued one !
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#8 Firearm Enthusiast
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Thanks guys, im all set now.
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Don't forget to bitchslap that goofball friend and make him buy it!
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how do you like your SAM??? hows the accuracy???
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thats why I disassemble them the "unauthorized" way by pulling the slide stop pin first. wrap you palm around the underside, to hold spring and guide, pull the slide stop pin at the half open position to clear the takedown notch, and slide the upper off. reassembly is still done in the conventional manner. unless your thumb slips off the spring plug when reloading it under the bushing, you wont launch it.
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