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I hear ya Mike...... I don't know..All I know is the Rem SV so far is %100 reliable, consistent and sure-fire in this particular pistol. That's with loading the mags with full 10 rounds, too. Also easily as accurate as the CCI. Only been about 300 rounds of Rem, but I couldn't even get through a sin...

Well, found some ammo the Victor absolutely loves. I had an old 5K case of 1990's vintage Remington Military contract 40 gr. SV (1100 fps) that I bought from the CMP years ago when they were $90. They came hermetically sealed in long term VCI foil. Cracked it open the other day and it passed the Plu...

Looks like a quality control issue to me, when %10 of the rounds chamber and the rest don't.

Thanks Mikey. The pistol came to me in like new condition and had only a box or two of ammo through it, ever. First thing I did was scrub the chamber. Absolutely pristine, then I polished it with Flitz wax and did a thorough examination. Chamber and rifling look to be in brand new condition with abs...

I'm not a fan of altering the pistol to shoot the ammo. Also the fact that 10 percent of the new CCI SV rounds pass the Plunk test leads me to agree with fc60. It's pointing to an ammo quality issue. To what CR10x said, I do have a 5K case of old Remington 40 gr. Target squirreled away. Was saving i...

Have a Pristine 1975 Victor that doesn't like CCI SV ammo. No dry-fire ding, and the pistol might have a few boxes of ammo through it. Brand new Wolff spring kit and all springs replaced. (5.5 lb. recoil spring) Bought the $32 HS Mag tool and adjusted all mags perfectly. Chamber was cleaned well &am...

Sure...I'll PM you tomorrow ,,,thanks

Specifically, which type of Mainspring housing came on a Factory-original 70-series Gold Cup NM 45 pistol?

Have one that's all original except MSH and want to get the right one to correct it.

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Do all military frame (106, 107, Olympic 22 short & Victor) share the same exact recoil (slide) spring?

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Don't know what the actual part is called, but it's the sliding round block that the two rearward action screws go into. Remove the grip and lower half of pistol. You'll see, in the rear, the round block where the two action screws thread into. This slides on a steel rod and mine had two paper thin ...

Never mind.. Figured it out.

Have a stock FWB Model 80 that still shoots great but has fore & aft movement of the top end assembly when it's cocked & ready to fire. Not much, maybe just enough to wobble it front to back. Is this normal? My other Model 80 & 65 do not have this free play. Only present when pistol is i...

Have a stock FWB Model 80 that still shoots great but has fore & aft movement of the top end assembly when it's cocked & ready to fire. Not much, maybe just enough to wobble it front to back. Is this normal? Don't think my other Model 80 & 65 have this free play. Only present when pistol...

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Many thanks rmca...I appreciate the info

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Can someone please ID these for me, please. I tried Google images and Im thinking maybe Pardini SP? If someone can fine tune exactly what they are I'd appreciate it very much. regards 218bee http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v168/218bee/IMG_2757_zpscmarxmee.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v168...