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slappy 
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Posted: 9/2/10 1:09 AM
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the plastic feeder on my Astra clips are getting chewed-up. what is the cause of this?
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johnvr4
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Posted: 4/21/10 10:20 AM
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Sig mags and parts are not compatible. There may be one or two parts that would work but why spend time and money on trial and error.
See below where spare parts ARE available from EAA. Aftermarket
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jdo
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Posted: 4/20/10 5:57 PM
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Hey ya all.Been looking at get"en this fire arm now for some time now and have noticed how alike the Astra pistils and Sig pistils are.But i been wondering "And this is whats stoping me from
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pharmacist1952
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Posted: 4/13/10 9:57 PM
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I have owned the Astra A-80 in .45 cal for 20 years now. Love the gun, how it feels in the hand, how it looks. Trigger pull is fantastic. But....after a few rounds, I assume the barrel heats up and the
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chrisgreek
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Posted: 2/16/10 2:44 AM
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Hi there everybody
My Pistol Grips have fallen apart,where can I order new ones or even better Pacmyer grips A -80
Greetings
Chris
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johnvr4
Florida
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Posted: 11/29/08 6:59 PM
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A-100 Parts are available directly from EAA here:
_http://www.eaacorp.com/diagrams-a100lg.html
At one point in the 1990's all A-110 spare parts were sold to a company called
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jimster
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Posted: 9/17/08 10:01 PM
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Help! I have an A100 that I love- have run thousands of rounds thru her without a problem, but my guide spring is tired- needs to be replaced, and I can't find a guide rod and spring assembly
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ryanbreneman72
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Posted: 10/3/07 10:36 PM
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hey maxis just wanted to give a little more info:found some more sites to check out hoosier gunworks 10 rnd for 30.00 13 rnd for 40.00.also numrich gun parts corporation 10 round for only 12.95 THATS
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ryanbreneman72
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Posted: 10/3/07 10:35 PM
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hey maxis just wanted to give a little more info:found some more sites to check out hoosier gunworks 10 rnd for 30.00 13 rnd for 40.00.also numrich gun parts corporation 10 round for only 12.95 THATS
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ryanbreneman72
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Posted: 10/3/07 10:13 PM
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hey maxis go to gunclipdepot they have 10 rnd .40 cal mags for 35.00 us dollars.don't know about exchange rate.found a 13 round mag on gunbroker.com for 95.00 dollars us.good luck astra a100 .45 owner
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maxis
South Africa
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Posted: 10/3/07 7:35 AM
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iam from South africa and to posses firearm is very difficult.
i am still waiting for my A100'ts lisence but already done +-1000 rounds with it and 110% happy.
Iam also looking for mags (40S&W - A100)
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ryanbreneman72
baltimore, MD
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Posted: 9/19/07 8:17 PM
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david i beleive the recoil guide spring for astra is shorter than the one for the sig.aastra100 if your still looking for astra a100 there's one on gunbroker.com with two mags for only 399.00 and
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ryanbreneman72
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Posted: 5/23/07 9:40 PM
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do any of you know weater or not you can replace the sights on a100 i was thinking about putting ameriglo sights or something along those lines. i love my astra but can never find mags or any accesories for it.
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T-Man
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Posted: 5/7/07 10:57 PM
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I've had nothing but great luck with this gun. One FTF in hundreds of rounds at the range. Anyone know where I can find a .45 Astra. Love the 9mm
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astraa100
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Posted: 10/25/06 7:57 AM
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CiscoKid if you are looking for a inexpensive hi quality hand gun look no further. I have had 2 Astra A100s for 10 and 6 years and am looking to buy yet another because I like them so. The one I have
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AstraA100
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Posted: 10/24/06 4:18 PM
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New to this forum so I may not be doing this right.
I want to buy one of each Astra A100 in 40S&W and 45ACP. Can I buy them from this sight or can some one point me in the direction needed to get them?
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Davidd
South Africa
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Posted: 10/19/06 4:01 PM
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Same problem as Ryan. Best gun Ive ever owned, just a problem finding accessories. So is the A-100 a copy of the P226 or the P228. Problem is I live in South Africa and Sigs are pretty rare so I cant
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bassgasmic
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Posted: 7/8/06 4:26 PM
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Just wondering where I could find an ejector/extractor for my astra A-100. I have checke numerous gun shops and catalogs and have yet to find this part. Anyone that could help this would be greatly appreciated...thanks....
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dacampobello
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Posted: 5/3/06 3:45 PM
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I have an A80 in .45ACP that has never malfunctioned in over 20 years of use. Thats saying something. Sure, its no tack driver, but it gets the job done. I have always considered it a combat weapon, so 2" groups are good enough.
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CiscoKid
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Posted: 4/19/06 4:22 PM
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Looking to buy a 9mm...this was suggested to me at the local gun shop...what say ye?
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ryanbreneman72
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Posted: 4/9/06 1:31 AM
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does any one know if crimson trace grips for a sig 220 will work on an astra a100 .45.or if a lasermax setup will fit in place of recoil guide spring?
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ActiveFan
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Posted: 3/24/06 3:19 AM
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The Astra A-90 pistol appeared in 1985 as an improvement over the A-80 in terms of safety. Being very similar to A-80 in all other aspects, the A-90 featured two-piece firing pin with firing pin safety
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ActiveFan
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Posted: 3/24/06 3:18 AM
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The Astra A-80 had been patterned after famous Swiss-Germany designed pistol SIG-Sauer P-220. A-80 features wery similar frame and slide shape, similar recoil-operated, locked breech design with improved
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ActiveFan
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Posted: 3/15/06 12:51 AM
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The Astra A-100 (first appeared in 1990) was an attempt to simplify the A-90 design while retaining the high level of operational safety. The manual safety had been removed and the operational procedures are similar to those of the A-80 pistol.
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