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Originally Posted by Don
MIM can be very good stuff, my hammer on my S&W revolver is MIM. I have read in some trade mags that you can get 95% density with MIM. Many 1911 lovers seem to hate some MIM parts, and I do not know if it is experience or fear.
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It's because some makers (Kimber and others) used MIM of poor quality on long, thin parts which will fail if they have a defect.... and had many failures. A grip safety, extractor, and slide stop in a 1911 are stupid choices for an MIM process. Especially, considering the poor quality of piece part suppliers.