Very interesting video and a good job by the young fellow. Thank you for sharing it. I had a police officer friend dating back to the late 60's that carried a 1911, which was a rarity back then as most carried revolvers; mainly Model 19 S&W's. He was convinced he had to unload his mags every month or so to let them rest and rotate to the ones he had "rested". I ran into him a couple of years ago and gun talk came up and he brought up the fact he always told any rookies he trained who carried semi-autos to do the same. Knowing him as I do this video would fall on deaf ears.Mike S wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 9:59 am Sorry to revive an old thread, but this video seems to lay out clearly the science behind what many had already stated, but in video from with charts & stuff to articulate the same conclusion: modern springs will likely outlast the other components in a consumable item.
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- Mon Jan 29, 2024 9:41 am
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- Topic: Do Springs Take a Set if the Striker is pre-cocked/the hammer cocked?
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