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Posted: 6/4/2017 6:16:34 AM EDT
| I just tried my legion 226 with the sico threaded barrel and the octane 45 on it, not happy can only get one shot off at a time the follow up round goes into battery but the slide stops a cunt hair short not allowing the round to fire. Does anyone have experience with this do I need a heavier spring? Please help |
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I just tried my legion 226 with the sico threaded barrel and the octane 45 on it, not happy can only get one shot off at a time the follow up round goes into battery but the slide stops a cunt hair short not allowing the round to fire. Does anyone have experience with this do I need a heavier spring? Please help |
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Are you able to try the Can, Piston and its spring another pistol?
That would eliminate the Can and its parts.... I have a G34 and a Lone Wolf Barrel, it did something similar for the 1st few mags... I pulled the barrel, cleaned the crap out of it and the Glock, reassembled and never had an issue since... |
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You are running the the can with the piston and spring and not with a fixed mount nor fixed mount spacer correct?
Only reason I ask is I was shooting next to someone who didn't know he needed to run the spring since he was moving the can from a sig to beretta which doesn't need the spring. |
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try breaking the barrel in by shooting without a can. I think the SiCo barrels run at max dimensions, I had to take a nylon tipped mallet and beat mine in and out of my G26 to get it to fit and broken in to a point you could just rack the slide. Then I ran it without a can for 50 rounds. No issues since with or without a can.
Other possible issue, Octane 45s are heavy, my P220 has a fit with it and that is a Dark Elite with a threaded barrel installed from the factory. Try it without a can and see how it goes. |
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