Specific diffferences betwen Mark I, VII and XIX bolt, extractor, piston
Hey all I keep seeing references to the different way the DE was built over the years especially with regards to the action and recoil system. Can we compile a list of the specific differences between...
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Ice, Here is a link to another DE site with a page on How to Identify: http://zvis.com/dep/faq3.shtml At the bottom of the page is a link to "detailed schematics" page...
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Ice, I had an observation. The bolt while milled to fit most models, factory parts differ in many ways. The lugs on many a DE are polished or worn while new has to be fitted. I got an extractor from a...
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This section has some stickies and information http://thedeserteagle.yuku.com/forums/3/thedeserteaglefrm5/thedeserteaglefrm5 This...
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Thanks for the info as always guys.
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Bolts and Barrels which is the one you are fitting, if the bolt fits existing barrel and you buy a new barrel why fit the bolt? I can see the 2 piece barrel and taking it a part to fit, be better than...
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VIP357 wrote:Ice, I had an observation. The bolt while milled to fit most models, factory parts differ in many ways. The lugs on many a DE are polished or worn while new has to be fitted. I got an...
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Honestly Gab, working on my DE gives me something to do that relaxes me. I expect many would be pulling out hair, but I really do enjoy the challenge of working out all the kinks. And from what I have...
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I have not found them to be a problem in operating by hand. Have not shot all the various barrels in my one XIX receiver, though The ones I shot did work just dandy though.. GAB
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The 10 inch barrel I got fit perfectly as well. My frame is the one that accepts the barrels that have all the slots on top. Any other type has to be fitted.
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VIP357 wrote:The 10 inch barrel I got fit perfectly as well. My frame is the one that accepts the barrels that have all the slots on top. Any other type has to be fitted.I can see that because now...
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I noticed that. The my Issue 1911, we had to qualify at 35 yards, and the bushing was always loose. You could shake them and they rattle like crazy. I own a Para Ordenance now, and it locks up tight,...
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I used to own a Para. The P1640 which I had customised into a race gun at great expense. I really enjoyed it once I had the extractor tuned. Before that it was stove pipe hell.....lol
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Stove Pipe? I have heard that term, but not sure what it means
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VIP357 wrote:Stove Pipe? I have heard that term, but not sure what it meansSpecific to our discussion it is this http://www.usacarry.com/handgun-malfunctions-stoppages/But there's a lot of slang...
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haha....the good ol stove pipe!!! Yep been using that term for 25 years. FTF (fire)/FTF (Feed)/FTE (eject) /Stove pipe/Hang fire......also known as stop buying that cheap ammo.
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It is a term well suited for the round stuck in between bolt and chamber sticking up and smoking. Did you read my PM to you about it? And used in slang GAB
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