Old Colt Cone-Front Recoil Plugs?
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Old Colt Cone-Front Recoil Plugs?
I've seen these on older Gold Cups but don't think they are used on the current NON-DCM compliant ones.
How much did that help accuracy?
Is it a good way to use spring pre-loading to keep the barrel and bushing pressed up into the slide the same way every time? Or is that even a factor when the bushing is an interference fit in the slide, fitted per NM modifications? But what about keeping consistent lock-up as parts wear?
Also wondering why it didn't catch on with other makers, and whether cost of production alone was why Cold doesn't do that any more.
How much did that help accuracy?
Is it a good way to use spring pre-loading to keep the barrel and bushing pressed up into the slide the same way every time? Or is that even a factor when the bushing is an interference fit in the slide, fitted per NM modifications? But what about keeping consistent lock-up as parts wear?
Also wondering why it didn't catch on with other makers, and whether cost of production alone was why Cold doesn't do that any more.
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