citadel m1 chambered in 9mm

Raymond759 · 11-24-2011, 06:25 PM

The hump in the barrel feed ramp was in the early design, the later BHPs, beginning with the Mark III's, (I think), the ramp was a straight shot. Very carefully, perhaps with a round file, the hump in the ramp can be removed, then polished out. I have fired some JHP's at the range with an occasional FTF, with the round nearly seating, but a failure to completely return to battery.

If this were my full-sized carry weapon, I would want it 100% reliable with my JHP of choice, but I have these because I like them, more or less the way they came, but not wanting to fix what isn't broken.

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11-24-2011, 06:25 PM	#11
Raymond759 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Central Ohio Posts: 144	The hump in the barrel feed ramp was in the early design, the later BHPs, beginning with the Mark III's, (I think), the ramp was a straight shot. Very carefully, perhaps with a round file, the hump in the ramp can be removed, then polished out. I have fired some JHP's at the range with an occasional FTF, with the round nearly seating, but a failure to completely return to battery. If this were my full-sized carry weapon, I would want it 100% reliable with my JHP of choice, but I have these because I like them, more or less the way they came, but not wanting to fix what isn't broken.