Hello,everyone
Can an extractor be tuned to work with both?
Will the ejector work with both?
Would an ejector tuned for 9x19 be better with the rimless .38 Super Comp instead of the semi-rimmed .38 Super?
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Hello,everyone
Can an extractor be tuned to work with both?
Will the ejector work with both?
Would an ejector tuned for 9x19 be better with the rimless .38 Super Comp instead of the semi-rimmed .38 Super?
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Wrong forum; this is Revolvers.
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I have a full size gun that was built for that concept, so yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robison02
The extractor is an Aftec.
The ejector is an EGW.
The breech is cut for 38 Super (factory slide) but the gun was constructed to run 9x19 or 9x23. It will run 38 Super in this 9x23 barrel.
Swap the caliber specific barrel and recoil assembly, everything else is the same.
Yes, on Extractor. I run a 9mm EGW extractor on a .38 Super/9mm gun that was tensioned to shoot standard .38 Super, 9mm (with barrel change) or Rimless Super ammo using Super Comp, TJM Brass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robison02
A 9mm barrel/ammo works in the slide as well.
The ejector (also EGW) was a slightly cutdown 9mm (for nose length) that works with 9mm or Super.
Apparently there’s an ejector available now that is already configured for both 9 and Super (above post).
This wasn’t available when I put my”switch caliber” slide together yrs back.
I have a Colt .38 super, full size government model. I have a Brown drop in 9mm barrel. I use a 13# recoil spring for the 9mm and a 15# for the .38 super. Both recoil springs are WC flatwire springs. My extractor is a Wilson Combat bullet proof, the ejector is stock Colt. Very reliable as a .38 super, I would carry this pistol. As a 9mm, once I found the right recoil spring weight, it has been reliable enough for match use. I use actual 9mm intended mags with the 9mm barrel, although some of my .38 mags do work. The 9mm designed mags are just better.