The left-most two springs came with the pistol. The one on the right is a new replacement.
Just a bit compressed over the years.
Changing your springs every 40 years seems like a good interval. ;)
The left-most two springs came with the pistol. The one on the right is a new replacement.
Just a bit compressed over the years.
Changing your springs every 40 years seems like a good interval. ;)
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ReplyDeleteIf 40 years is the interval, any new springs I get will be lifetime guaranteed.
ReplyDeleteI can accept a forty year replacement schedule. After all, there are stories around of 1911 magazines that have sat, loaded, since WWII, that work just fine.
ReplyDeleteI haven't replaced any of the magazine springs for my competition guns in 20 years, and they work just fine.
Of course, just writing that means they will ALL fail next week, at a major match.