BHSpringSolutions.com Opens for Owners of the Hi Power design and Hi Power Clones
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This is really outstanding... you have done a major service to those of us who do our own maintenance on HPs...
Thanks very much!! Order sent for two tools!!!
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Chuck
Thanks very much!! Order sent for two tools!!!
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Chuck
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Do you have a list of all your available hammer spring weights?
Yes, of course we have that information. All BHSpringSolutions Main Springs follow the original factory weights for each Main Spring variant/Hi Power model, and produced with our enhanced production standards. Is there a specific Main Spring you are interested in purchasing from us?
I was wondering how strong will the 2 point welding hold. Well, I think it is strong enough... 
https://youtu.be/NjF5Pn8Dsos
https://youtu.be/NjF5Pn8Dsos
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Installed the spring kit on my high power last week, tested it out and flawless!
Also emailed you about the main spring tool.
Also emailed you about the main spring tool.
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Actually all I see are spring kits and no hammer springs available separately. What am I missing?
You are correct - we specialize in Complete Spring Replacement Kits that service all springs in the Hi Power. We do custom orders as our stock allows us to do so when customers contact us directly at [email protected]
Great News
That is great news... they look really good...
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Chuck
That is great news... they look really good...
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Chuck
a quick sneak peek...
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They are not finished yet. Except for the laser cutting, welding and hardening, all processes are made by hand. Every tool is hand tested for proper function before sending for hardening and bluing. Every tool will also be hand tested after receiving them from hardening and bluing prior to shipping to customer.
Currently we are on time and I think all ordered tools will be delivered in the promised time frame.
Currently we are on time and I think all ordered tools will be delivered in the promised time frame.
Slav, you are really providing some excellent tools for we Browning nuts, and I for one, can't thank you enough. Then, on top of giving us what, until now, had been unobtanium, you're making them available for unbelievable prices. I will never buy anything you make for my pistols from any other source.
Bellow is how the first function testing and adjusting looks like. This happens after the pin welding and prior the final hardening and hot bluing.
Please be advised - if you find minor scratches on your new tools - they will be caused by the final tests.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC7WaC6iKJ4
Please be advised - if you find minor scratches on your new tools - they will be caused by the final tests.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC7WaC6iKJ4
Magazine Spring Survey
This is a request for input, somewhat an informal survey, from Hi Power Owners/Members of the 1911 Forum.
We (BHSpringSolutions) are considering production of replacement Hi Power magazine springs. Weak magazine springs are a malfunction risk, and healthy magazine springs contribute to optimal reliability and function. And as long as the overall integrity of the rest of the magazine is sound – magazines are usually every bit as good as the spring inside. Replacing a spring is far more cost effective than replacing magazines.
With the wide variety of Hi Power magazines in use, the business question of the day on our minds, is “where would we start and stop?”
We already know that it probably won’t be practical for us to cover replacement magazine springs for every type and capacity of Hi Power magazines in use. Replacement magazine springs for the most common 13 Round magazines in use (such as have been provided as OEM from FN/Browning) are already on our radar screen and we do expect to offer those in the future. Our question mainly leans toward all the other magazines in use that would fall under “other” – and there are quite a few. The flush fit 15 round magazines now available from MecGar utilize a different spring. The spring in the 15/17 round KRD magazines is still yet another variant. And we know there are other aftermarket variants – not to mention the higher capacity magazines.
So – we ask you – in regard to Magazine Springs, how can we serve you best? We will appreciate all input and expertise.
Thank You to all who take the time to provide input on this topic.
Slav and Mark, BHSpringSolutions
This is a request for input, somewhat an informal survey, from Hi Power Owners/Members of the 1911 Forum.
We (BHSpringSolutions) are considering production of replacement Hi Power magazine springs. Weak magazine springs are a malfunction risk, and healthy magazine springs contribute to optimal reliability and function. And as long as the overall integrity of the rest of the magazine is sound – magazines are usually every bit as good as the spring inside. Replacing a spring is far more cost effective than replacing magazines.
With the wide variety of Hi Power magazines in use, the business question of the day on our minds, is “where would we start and stop?”
We already know that it probably won’t be practical for us to cover replacement magazine springs for every type and capacity of Hi Power magazines in use. Replacement magazine springs for the most common 13 Round magazines in use (such as have been provided as OEM from FN/Browning) are already on our radar screen and we do expect to offer those in the future. Our question mainly leans toward all the other magazines in use that would fall under “other” – and there are quite a few. The flush fit 15 round magazines now available from MecGar utilize a different spring. The spring in the 15/17 round KRD magazines is still yet another variant. And we know there are other aftermarket variants – not to mention the higher capacity magazines.
So – we ask you – in regard to Magazine Springs, how can we serve you best? We will appreciate all input and expertise.
Thank You to all who take the time to provide input on this topic.
Slav and Mark, BHSpringSolutions
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