So I went out to the range today with my Kimber 1911. However when I went to fire the first round, no bang. To make a long story short I found that the end of my firing pin wasn't sticking out past the stop plate. I managed (with a bit of effort) to remove the firing pin and spring. The spring looked fine but part of firing pin had some curled edges. It looks as though the curled edge made the firing pin just too wide to move in the channel without catching. So I filed the curls flush with the rest of that portion of the firing pin and reassembled everything. I ran 100 rounds through to make sure everything works and it does. My questions: has anyone else had this issue with a Kimber or any 1911 firing pin? The gun is fairly new (bought in January, less than 500 rounds through it). Should I bother contacting Kimber customer support for a replacement? Or should I just go out and buy a Wilson Combat Bulletproof firing pin?