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  • Runt1122

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    Anyone have experience with one of these?

    Shot one of these for the first time today. Was very impressed! Felt good in the hand, low recoil, and very accurate! Now, I have to find one for myself!
     

    Hop

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    Yes, lots. I have two; m9-a1 & an m40.

    Very hard to find in stock. You'll be better off ordering one online and having it shipped to your ffl.

    The newest versions have a horizontal roll pin at the top rear of the slide. You'll want the big Taco striker bushings no matter what. They make the trigger really nice.

    Steyr Accessories - BT Guide Rods
     

    Runt1122

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    Mar 11, 2013
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    Fulton County
    Yes, lots. I have two; m9-a1 & an m40.

    Very hard to find in stock. You'll be better off ordering one online and having it shipped to your ffl.

    The newest versions have a horizontal roll pin at the top rear of the slide. You'll want the big Taco striker bushings no matter what. They make the trigger really nice.

    Steyr Accessories - BT Guide Rods

    How has reliability been for you?
     

    Hop

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    Reliability before installing the revised extractors was spotty, after installing the new extractors they both have been very good. I've had maybe 2 failures with the 9 but shoot it 5x more than anything else I own. Zero failures since the extractor swap in the 40 but only a ~hundred rounds. These guns are very tight from the factory and need 200-300 rounds before you carry.

    Brand new ones with the striker channel roll pins should already have the revised extractors.
     
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