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Thread: Chambering the first round, a slingshot modification

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    Now that is very convincing Greg! I haven't messed with mine cause "they ain't broke" but neither can I chamber a round slow like that. I may have to take another look and perhaps do 1 mag and see what happens.

    The mags look full, were they? Were you pulling the slide forward or just releasing it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by OldLincoln View Post
    Now that is very convincing Greg! I haven't messed with mine cause "they ain't broke" but neither can I chamber a round slow like that. I may have to take another look and perhaps do 1 mag and see what happens.

    The mags look full, were they? Were you pulling the slide forward or just releasing it?
    All the mags were full. I was riding the slide as it went forward to slow it down, but the spring was doing all the work. There was a certain hollow point ( the low recoil, 135 Grain Hydra-Shok) that would occasionally need a helping hand forward if cycling the first round out this slowly, but they never bobbled if you just worked the slide or when firing them.
    Thanks for asking
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    wow like butter. My P40 needs much more violence to it when hand racking. I got to re read this thread. Nice Job professor!(as always)

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    Quote Originally Posted by knkali View Post
    wow like butter. My P40 needs much more violence to it when hand racking. I got to re read this thread. Nice Job professor!(as always)
    Thank you kindly
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    Brent reports that his version of this modification helps with second round nose dives. See his mod thread (with excellent photos) here:
    http://kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t=9269
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    Both are great threads, but Greg, isn't Brent doing the same thing you did?
    Is there a difference?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaydee View Post
    Both are great threads, but Greg, isn't Brent doing the same thing you did?
    Is there a difference?
    JD
    JD,
    I believe you are correct; pretty much the same thing with a slight variance in how the sanding is done (BEARDOG has a post in this thread where he sanded the follower much the same as Brent does). I think Brent's thread is excellent and wanted to include a link to it in this sticky.
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    thanks Greg - my PM9 mags may benefit from this mod
    Kahr PM9 & PM45 - other favorites include Taurus model 65 & Keltec P32 - Firestorm 1911

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    Funny you should mention that post, I actually read to the end here hoping to see a follow up from BEARDOG on the results of his work. Further extending the supporting length of the follower and fitting the follower edges to the feed lips seems to be a natural evolution of the idea.

    GB, you have initiated a great deal of cranial activity here and I, as a noob,to this forum, appreciate your inventiveness. Reading through the threads, I saw comments on the smoothness of the sanded follower. My thoughts would be 1000+ grit Emory or possibly 'flame smoothing' as we do with rigid foams.

    I suppose I should order a few followers and see what can be done...

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    Good post TennSCN and welcome to the forum!
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