Me too...I would love to have one for my .45 M10
The MAX-31, MAX-31C, MAX-31A and MAX-31K bolts have the sear catch on the bolt face, not the front of the bolt like an OEM or CFW bolt. If you put a tungsten bolt in these uppers, the sear will be catching on the bolt face which is square, not angled and sharper at the front edge. This will wear the sear and the bolt face, causing damage to both.I think i remember R. Lage saying , not recommended to be used in the max 31 k L might be wrong .
I probably wouldn't sit and wait for that. It looks like the first run of these may already be spoken for.I would buy a full size with removable firing like the original.
I’m at 852. Not sure what spring but it was new and I cut off 4 coils.How fast can you get these short ones to run in an m11/9? I have the full length original one and it’s almost too slow sometimes. Can you get it to run 900rpm or so? Put a buffer stack behind it? Stiffer spring?
Cool thanks!I’m at 852. Not sure what spring but it was new and I cut off 4 coils.
If you aren't happy with the full size M11/NINE (W) bolt, I would think, sell it and buy a new M11 size one. I don't know when or even if another run of the full size (W) bolts will be done. It might take a little while to get top dollar for it, but with the price of tungsten, it would be very pricey for a run of the full size M11/NINE bolts to be done today. I am glad I have all three versions of solid tungsten bolts.How fast can you get these short ones to run in an m11/9? I have the full length original one and it’s almost too slow sometimes. Can you get it to run 900rpm or so? Put a buffer stack behind it? Stiffer spring?
I like lawman 124gr in my max11a1/mk2I’m at 852. Not sure what spring but it was new and I cut off 4 coils.
I do like it, just not all the timeIf you aren't happy with the full size M11/NINE (W) bolt, I would think, sell it and buy a new M11 size one. I don't know when or even if another run of the full size (W) bolts will be done. It might take a little while to get top dollar for it, but with the price of tungsten, it would be very pricey for a run of the full size M11/NINE bolts to be done today. I am glad I have all three versions of solid tungsten bolts.
Scott
Sounds like you need both.I do like it, just not all the time
Haha yep. It’s really the only way 🤣Sounds like you need both.
Scott