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Ok, in all seriousness, why in the world would S/A grip screw bushing be a different diameter than ALL the other manufacturer's in the 1911 world????
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#3
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Then why don't his grips fit then? Don't tell me
drilled the holes too small?Howard did say the bushing were "bigger" right? Not taller, meaning the difference between thin bushings and normal bushings. |
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can do it. Make sure to loctite them back in with purple or blue loctite..check the thread diameter, then buy the loctite accordingly
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I'm going to call Springfield tomorrow and ask them about this. Then I'm going to another gunsmith for a second opinion. Believe me when I say it ain't worth me trying. There's a reason I'm in sales and not doing anything mechanical, or surgical, or even...nah, let's leave it there.
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Question, did you buy this gun new or used?
Oh yeah, hey ...BITE ME.
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Used. The smith said the bottom of the bushing was not right (I think he said it was flattened, don't remember his exact words.)
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