First of all, Jim, let me say I am a supporter and I admire people who find new uses for quality pieces!
I would really like to see pictures of your conversion, but unfortunately, my old computer will not work with your links.
If you can post pictures to this thread within the Forum, I would very much enjoy it.
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Originally Posted by jimmarriott
The spur hammer that I used was the MIM spur hammer with the hole in the back. It seems I Accidentally put the right spur hammer in it.
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I am not familiar with "the MIM spur hammer with the hole in the back".
If your hammer is "hollowed out" along the back side, congratulations!
It is the Performance Center forged Competition Hammer, lightened for faster lock times.
(I look forward to pictures.)
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I notice that the slide has no trigger block or magazine safety.
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Do you mean there is no firing pin block plunger in the underside of the slide?
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There is a bit of free play in the trigger in single action mode that is not there with the 4006TSW frame/slide combination. My thought is to ignore it. It is strange as I cannot see how the slide would cause it.
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If there is no firing pin block in the slide, the trigger mechanism has one less plunger and spring to overcome before the draw bar starts tugging on the sear.
And lastly, what steps did you take to fit the slide to the frame?
John