Recent content by s&wlover

I have made a lot of my stainless pistols and revolvers look practically new again by using scotchbrite on any shiny spots. Take a small piece and rub softly in a circular motion over the spot. It will take the shine off and blend it back to an amazing condition. I had an "ugly duckling"...

Wolf recoil springs work well. I have found it best to stay close to standard strength.

I have a couple dozen semi's, mostly 3rd gen and a couple of 2nd gen. I started stockpiling parts a few years ago and have bought whole sets of internal parts and others off ebay. There are often sets posted. Everything I have gotten always seem to be in good shape. I made up a bin box with...

I have reworked MANY guns with shiny and rub spots in the matte finish with just a Scotch-brite pad and some patience. By rubbing lightly in circles I have made some ugly ducklings look brand new again, seriously. I use flitz polish on the bright finished parts with a dremel and they clean up...

Nice looking gun. A small tip for you and others that works fantastic. I had several police trade-ins where there were shiny rub marks in the matte finish. You can fix these believe it or not to where they virtually disappear by taking a small piece of scotch brite and rubbing very softly...

Brownells has the hammers. They interchange on a lot of the second generation guns except for the DAO models where the slide is quite a bit different and some frame parts are missing. They are around $30 apiece. Watch a youtube video on how to remove and install the small parts if you are...

I would be very interested in this if it is still available. Thanks!

My SW9VE has over 5000 rounds of every type of ammo, reloads to factory and no FTEs and 2 or 3 FTFs that were absolutely dead primers that would not fire in any of my other guns. I use Mobil 1 with a needle oiler sparingly on the lubrication points, nothing on the striker but carburator cleaner...