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    Default HELP...What is this part I found on my workbench?????

    Worked on a bunch of guns over the weekend, and found this part right in the middle of my workspace.
    I thought it might go on the recoil spring guide-rod on my Sig 1911-22 since I took it apart and it seemed to fit perfectly, but the exploded diagram doesn't show it.
    It seems very nicely machined, so not any type of washer I would think. It had to come off something I worked on, but I am lost.



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    Guide rod bushing maybe? Does the spring ride on it?
    Last edited by GunsRBadMMMMKay; 07-03-2014 at 11:55.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GunsRBadMMMMKay View Post
    Guide rod bushing maybe? Does the spring ride on it?
    What I thought it could be, but no such image in any of the exploded diagrams I have seen of the Sig 1911-22.
    Maybe somebody has one that can check on theirs and chime in?

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    How about narrowing down what other guns you had there, since you mentioned A Bunch.
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    doesn't that look like it....looking like it goes between the buffer and the spring on the guide rod?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    How about narrowing down what other guns you had there, since you mentioned A Bunch.
    Fair enough...
    I cleaned or worked on:
    Tula SKS
    2 AK's, one Arsenal, one Saiga conversion.
    A HK USP in .45
    2 basic AR-15's
    A Glock 17,26 and 19
    Nightguard 327
    And the last thing I did was field strip and clean the Sig 1911-22

    Days prior (I don't think it sat there that long, but just in case) I installed a VLTOR stock adapter and Magpul MOE stock on the Arsenal, mounted up an MI side rail scope mount and put on an IOR red dot, also put on a set on Crimson Trace Lasergrips on the 327 Nightguard.

    Really thought it came off the Sig 22, but just ran up to Sportsmans and field stripped one and no luck... might have come out of the bag of goodies that contain the sights, wrenches, and cleaning brush???

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    Quote Originally Posted by GunsRBadMMMMKay View Post
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    doesn't that look like it....looking like it goes between the buffer and the spring on the guide rod?
    It does kinda.... but that pic looks like an aftermarket setup.
    None of the pictures I've found of factory internals show anything like what I have, or what is in this picture.
    I found where this pic came from, and the top one is the factory rod, but I didn't see any mention of this bushing. And like I just mentioned in my previous post, I just pulled a new one apart at Sportsmans and no metal bushing.
    Also... IMHO the Sig is junk, plastic guide rod, cheap springs, pot metal, etc. Can't imagine they have a finely machined and blued piece of quality steel riding on a plastic guide rod... but I'm prepared to be wrong.
    The damn thing does fit perfectly on the rod. I shot it again after cleaning it and it seemed to function as before.
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