papuppyowner
Bearcat
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- Jul 22, 2009
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My first post but I have been lurking for a while now.
Back at the end of May I bought a brand new sr9.
I have put about 1200-1400 rounds threw the gun in that time.
After every target practice round I cleaned the gun.
I didn't see any issues till today. Upon field striping the gun and in the process of cleaning the gun I was scrubbing down the recoil spring with my copper brush when I noticed what appeared to be shavings.
So after wiping away all the oil that was on the spring this is what i found.
Question is, is it normal or do I need to call Ruger for a new recoil spring
Back at the end of May I bought a brand new sr9.
I have put about 1200-1400 rounds threw the gun in that time.
After every target practice round I cleaned the gun.
I didn't see any issues till today. Upon field striping the gun and in the process of cleaning the gun I was scrubbing down the recoil spring with my copper brush when I noticed what appeared to be shavings.
So after wiping away all the oil that was on the spring this is what i found.
Question is, is it normal or do I need to call Ruger for a new recoil spring


