Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
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Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
I see that Springfield is offering a Cali. Compliant "loaded" model in Stainless.
Seems like thats an up graded RO.
Is there some detail of the Cali Compliance that I want to avoid.
I want that target sight and prefer the SS over the Parker finish.
Seems like thats an up graded RO.
Is there some detail of the Cali Compliance that I want to avoid.
I want that target sight and prefer the SS over the Parker finish.
Al W.- Posts : 77
Join date : 2019-04-09
Re: Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
SS is the enemy. Don't go there. It galls.
Jon
Jon
Jon Eulette- Posts : 4399
Join date : 2013-04-15
Location : Southern Kalifornia
Re: Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
I've never had a SS pistol gall. I have heard horror stories but never seen it. Since my pistols are usually shot dripping oil it will probably never happen. Half inch SS bolts a totally different story. I've got pretty good at snapping them in half to take apart.
Len
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LenV- Posts : 4758
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Age : 74
Location : Oregon
Re: Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
Len,
Over the years I've seen many. Even loose pistols that galled. The 80's Colts were horrible. I've repaired newer SA pistols also. Maybe it's a California thing lol.
I dont mind SS lower with a Carbon slide.
Jon
Over the years I've seen many. Even loose pistols that galled. The 80's Colts were horrible. I've repaired newer SA pistols also. Maybe it's a California thing lol.
I dont mind SS lower with a Carbon slide.
Jon
Jon Eulette- Posts : 4399
Join date : 2013-04-15
Location : Southern Kalifornia
Re: Springfield Armory Range Office vs. Loaded (California Compliant) 45 ACP
I have a DW Pointman 9 in SS.
No Galling.
I think of galling as seizing/grabbing .
Are you referring to in inclination to grab that results in loss of material ?
Wouldn't oil be the cure for that , especially in the tolerances we're talking about ?
I tend to run my guns wet on the rails.
Would that not be the solution to the problem ?
No Galling.
I think of galling as seizing/grabbing .
Are you referring to in inclination to grab that results in loss of material ?
Wouldn't oil be the cure for that , especially in the tolerances we're talking about ?
I tend to run my guns wet on the rails.
Would that not be the solution to the problem ?
Al W.- Posts : 77
Join date : 2019-04-09
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