Recent content by EmberTRPCC

I’m right there with ya Mr. Browning did make what I believe to be the greatest handgun made. Oh, boy I think I’m going to pay for that comment here. 😂😂 Thanks. And yes this thread did help me and get my question answered. 😊

Don’t leave us hanging; what did you buy? Interested to see.

Like this nice and tight. 🫣

I’m seeing what you all are saying about reluctance because of tools needed for take down. There are those guide rods that require tools. That would be a pain. Wilson Combat has a full length guide rod that doesn’t need tools. Check this out Item # 25C...

Just call me stupid about these things and wanted some opinions before I potentially damage a $1,900 firearm.

Yep. Drive through the big gate and onto their compound. Keep right to the enormous building of all things fun.

No worries. Thanks for the advice. I hadn’t thought about the spring tension. Appreciate it.

Live not far from Midway and all the people there are awesome. There dive up has exceptional customer service.

Parts to fix an old S&W Body Guard 380.

FACT 🤣😂

I’ve installed them on my other 1911’s and they never changed the performance, not one bit. I just like them. What can I say I’m 73 and I just like what I like. 😊😊. But, the reason for the post is the Springfield CC model has an aluminum frame and my concern is a solid steel rod slamming back...

I have a 1911 TRP CC in 9mm. I’m considering installing a full length guide rod but I’m wondering if it would cause harm the aluminum frame. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.