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Originally Posted by Fla_Sun
What other tricks can I try?
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No tricks, just a proceedure to get reliable ignition.
Firing pin. Make sure it's at least .492" long.
You've got a Wolff reduced power mainspring. Get a 1/2" long 8-32 socket set screw to use with it.
Use it as a strain screw. Adjust it in until you get consistent ignition.
After you get consistent ignition you can, if you feel a need, replace the socket set screw with a "proper" strain that can be "fully tightened down". Get the gun running reliably first.
The set screw will give you a measurement for how much strain screw needs to be sticking thru the grip frame pre-loading the mainspring. The Wolff Reduced Power mainsprings frequently need a longer than stock strain screw. It's purely a geometry thing because the reduced power spring has more arch.
Hand seat your primers.