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Old September 27th, 2012, 05:51 PM   #1
 
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New Slide for LC9

I have an earlier serial number LC9 with a front sight slightly off center, causing impacts a little to the left. I understand that newer LC9s come with the sight pinned in place, and so I called Ruger to ask them about it. They are very generously sending me a new slide and a return envelope to ship back the old one.

This got me to thinking about how particular parts wear in together, and now I'm wondering if there could be any adverse affects with matching a new slide with a frame and barrel that have about 1000 rds on them?



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Old September 27th, 2012, 05:54 PM   #2
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I have an earlier serial number LC9 with a front sight slightly off center, causing impacts a little to the left. I understand that newer LC9s come with the sight pinned in place, and so I called Ruger to ask them about it. They are very generously sending me a new slide and a return envelope to ship back the old one.

This got me to thinking about how particular parts wear in together, and now I'm wondering if there could be any adverse affects with matching a new slide with a frame and barrel that have about 1000 rds on them?
You've got nothing to worry about. I'd be willing to bet you can swap any slide onto any other LC9 frame and have it work fine. Providing they're both in good condition.
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I had about 600 rnds through my LC9 when I changed the slide because of the front sight and have had no problem at all with either mechanical or accuracy. It was just swap and shoot.
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I called Ruger on Monday and am waiting for my new slide. My frint sight slid to the right after about 200 rounds. Quality Dovetail!
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The dovetails on the 10/22's do the same thing. If you don't pay attention, you could lose the sight when it falls off during a BX-25 run.
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