Ramp or no ramp? 80% 1911 question
- baby huey
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Re: Ramp or no ramp? 80% 1911 question
Tried to show a pic. Turned out like crap but that is a professional job and that 1911 runs great
- Gunrunnerx
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Re: Ramp or no ramp? 80% 1911 question
Exactly. This is why I open the throat on mine. Basically matching the angles of the frame ramp.baby huey wrote: ↑July 10th, 2020, 8:47 pmAbsolutely this. Ramped barrels are for high pressure rounds. On 1911 the feed ramp is part of the frame, when a smith would polish the feed ramp, they were hitting the area of the frame under the barrel.Suck My Glock wrote: ↑May 19th, 2020, 6:59 pm I'm not a gunsmith, but I'm fairly sure that while you might get a regular barrel to fit,...the missing area of the frame that is cut away is what would have formed the lower feed ramp area. So ammo will not feed. Yes,...you will HAVE to use a ramped barrel.
Over the years I went to ramps on the 9 cause I could control feed from crappy mags better. Mags have gotten better over the years though.