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09-27-2007, 07:48 PM
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List of products ?
Don I was wondering if you have a list of all of your XD products and where your (full line is available) Ive read great things about you and would like to do some upgrades.
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10-01-2007, 08:06 PM
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Bump, anyone home?
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10-01-2007, 08:40 PM
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I've only read about springs and guide rods. However, I don't think he has anything for the XD45 service/compact 4" models, only in the tactical.
I want a guide rod for my XD45 compact 4" that looks like those for the XD9 and XD40. 
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10-02-2007, 11:04 PM
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Ok, what works so what I have (all rods are stainless steel)...
Rod for 9mm/.40S&W/.357SIG Service models. This replaces the factory assembly and has a bushing included to center the rod and retain the spring in the slide. With the right model of spring no tools or skills are needed to use this. 9mm/.40S&W/.357SIG tactical models have a direct replacement rod that replaces the hollow factory rod with a solid stainless rod, which adds a bit of extra weight forward vs the factory choice. Rod for .45ACP Tactical, two versions available. The fat-rod/clone-rod uses the factory spring or a spring designed for this diameter rod. The skinny rod has a bushing included to fill in the slide so that that you can use any standard 1911 full size spring. This lets you use the widest range of springs. CZ97B rod, for the CZ .45ACP model. Replaces the short plastic rod with a full length stainless rod. Problem designs not on the market: .45ACP Service: the right spring to be reliable 9mm Sub Compact: the right spring to be reliable |
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01-17-2008, 09:55 AM
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Is this coming soon?
Sorry Don,The weather here in Kandahar is real crappy and things have been slow so I find myself searching for stuff I'm itersted in on the web.XD Firing Pin Spring Guide. Have you had much interest? What benifits are gained?I'm not questioning your products. I just think this thing looks cool and am wondering about the benfits as I've only heard good things about your products.
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