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Nwcid
I just put a set of Wolf springs in my older standard M1A and they seem great. One of the springs in the kit is a hammer spring and seemed to make my trigger a little smoother. These spring are definitly better then the stock springs.

I just picked up a used Loaded model M1A and was wondering if I should put these springs in it too. This rifle is built to NM specs minus the bedded stock. The trigger is very crisp and smooth right now and I don't want to mess anything up.

The spring kit is: ejector, extractor, recoil, and hammer springs.

What do you think?
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  • 1911a1-fan
    i only buy wolf springs
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  • thunderbolt
    If you like the gun as is, why bother changing until you need to?
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  • Nwcid
    quote:Originally posted by thunderbolt
    If you like the gun as is, why bother changing until you need to?



    Well Wolf makes high quality springs and I would like to have that quality in my new gun. Since the newer gun is used I thought I would upgrade the springs but do not want to mess something up.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by thunderbolt
    If you like the gun as is, why bother changing until you need to?



    because there is always a need to if you shoot allot, and they are reliable, i have wolf springs for all my 1911's, my s&w's with trigger jobs, my Beretta {made the trigger sweet}, my shot guns, and all my magazines they do make a difference
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