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Old June 5, 2011, 07:35 PM   #5
GURU1911
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Guru1911 here to help with your original question regarding barrel, bushing, & slide tolerances.

The measurement of the slide id, the bushing od, & the barrel od are added together. This is referred to as "total tolerance stack-up". It will give you the potential machine rest 100 yard accuracy if the ammo is up to the task. If your measurements are correct, the total stack-up is .018"---this means that @ 100 yards, the best group would be about 18" in diameter. 50% of the barrel lock up stability is at the bushing end of the slide !!!!!

Stay away from those bushings that have the pivoting inner ring !!!

A properly fitted bushing should yield about .001" clearance in the slide. You should barely be able to turn it with your fingers, but really easy with a plastic wrench. CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE BARREL & THE BUSHING SHOULD BE ABOUT .002"---JUST ENOUGH TO ALLOW PROPER BARREL TILT WITH NO "SPRING" FEEL WHEN DEPRESSING THE BARREL INTO THE SLIDE.

If you have any doubts about your ability to properly fit a "match grade bushing" to the slide & the barrel, let someone who knows what they are doing & pay them.

Any additional questions, please contact me by "pm"
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