Reeder Custom Guns - Thank you.

Jesse
Thank you.
Sunday, February 13, 2022, 12:24

need a buffer, and nor does a 1911 properly made and with good stock 16-16.5lb spring. A buffer will shorten slide stroke to a slight degree which can compromise function, and dust cover of slide cuts the buffers which could possibly come apart and truly jam the gun. If recoil spring guide base getting stamped hard enough to deform the metal, simply swap to a slightly heavier spring, as small an increment as will stop the excessive impact. A super heavy spring may compromise stroke, and increases recoil velocity towards the front and increases load on slide stop pin and hole in frame.

Gary do you offer an ar-15 parts kit like the 45acp kit? (nm) - Jesse, 2022-02-12, 18:15
- I will check and see if we have any left (nm) - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 19:03
  - Thank you. (nm) - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 20:56
- ? Does anyone know if recoil buffers are worth the effort, - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 10:18
  - an alloy frame 1911 does need a buffer. Guns like the Colt - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 16:52
  - My own personal feeling is that a Mini14 does not - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 11:42
    - Thank you. - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 12:24
      - As for reasoning, have you ever heard of a Mini14 - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 12:47
        you need to wake up. If you shot a 1911 you - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 17:05
        THANK YOU GARY! I DON'T KNOW - JT, 2022-02-13, 17:29
        and thank you John for your comment on this. Like - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 18:42
        All steel is molten originally, for sure. And then - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 18:29
        your rambling made no sense. Your bullseye 1911 was cast - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 18:39