Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
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Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
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sent my 45 slide to KC to have a rail installed for a dot so it’s on the way to becoming a wad gun. I’d like to give Cmp/Eic a try but another 1911is not in the budget. I do however have a Springfield XDM 9mm that shoots pretty well and would like to ask any here that have tried it what you had to do to make it competitive as well as and more importantly what loads you find work best. I reload so I can reload anything. I’m shooting 147 zeros and having pretty good luck but never tested at any real distances.
Perfect world I’d get another RO but that’s money i could use for powder, and bullseye stuff i still want. Like a new 9000 sc.
Look forward to any and all advice in this Cmp quest.
Joe
sent my 45 slide to KC to have a rail installed for a dot so it’s on the way to becoming a wad gun. I’d like to give Cmp/Eic a try but another 1911is not in the budget. I do however have a Springfield XDM 9mm that shoots pretty well and would like to ask any here that have tried it what you had to do to make it competitive as well as and more importantly what loads you find work best. I reload so I can reload anything. I’m shooting 147 zeros and having pretty good luck but never tested at any real distances.
Perfect world I’d get another RO but that’s money i could use for powder, and bullseye stuff i still want. Like a new 9000 sc.

Look forward to any and all advice in this Cmp quest.
Joe
lablover- Posts : 269
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Re: Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
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JayhawkNavy02- Posts : 655
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Re: Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
Here is the AMU setup. I’ve done the same and really like it. I use it as a loaner as I still like my 1911 more, but it’s a cheap way to points.
Here's the list to make an XD(M) easy to shoot and accurate. Not much really.
Here's the list to make an XD(M) easy to shoot and accurate. Not much really.
- Powder River Trigger Kit
- Powder River Striker - 9mm / OEM - 45 ACP (remove 5 - 7 thousandths)
- Install narrow front sight (.115)
- Even stipple (single point - narrow) grips
- Weld up hood (length and width) & bottom flat pad - 5 - 10 thousandths (factory) or replace with KKM (9mm)
- Increase recoil spring weight to load
- If using factory barrel inspect and correct crown if required
- Replace roll pin with PRP, if older version.
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JayhawkNavy02- Posts : 655
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Re: Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
So what about the .45 XDM? Do the same things apply to it?
wizzer- Posts : 25
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Re: Springfield XDM for Cmp/Eic
Did you ever get to take it out and try the new loads?lablover wrote:sent my 45 slide to KC to have a rail installed for a dot so it’s on the way to becoming a wad gun. I’d like to give Cmp/Eic a try but another 1911is not in the budget. I do however have a Springfield XDM 9mm that shoots pretty well and would like to ask any here that have tried it what you had to do to make it competitive as well as and more importantly what loads you find work best. I reload so I can reload anything. I’m shooting 147 zeros and having pretty good luck but never tested at any real distances.
Perfect world I’d get another RO but that’s money i could use for powder, and bullseye stuff i still want. Like a new 9000 sc.![]()
Look forward to any and all advice in this Cmp quest.
Joe
More XDM info here: http://www.bullseyeforum.net/t5854p50-springfield-xdm-for-camp-perry
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