RG your test was perfect! That was it. The FLGR had just a bit of play in it as opposed to the the original guide rod. I do believe that you solved my Dilemma. Thank you. so much. And to all that chimed in it was much appreciated.
It's a Wilson Combat andI have but a great idea. Thanks
When in full lock up with the standard guide rod there is no movement, it is very tight even when I put slight pressure on it. With the full guide rod the movement is only apparent with the slight pressure rearward. Thanks
I installed a full length guide rod in my commander TRP and I’ve noticed there is a small movement like a 1/64 inch back to front in the slide.
With the standard guide rod that came in the pistol the slide has no slip movement at all.
I can’t seem to find where the looseness is coming from...
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. 😊
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
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