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Have you done any ? Did you like results ? Didn't really notice much difference myself. I didn't get real aggressive with polishing though.
Might do it any way just because I like to mess with stuff. The Wolff spring pack greatly reduced the pull weight along with a #3.5 connector.no point in doing it @ 10k rnds.....
the purpose of the trigger job is to make the gun feel like it has 10k rnds through it.
and you can make it lighter buy polishing the catch on the rear of the firing pin (striker)
I feel ya there, one of my GLOCKs are from 1997 (G30) it has more than 10k through it and we still did some work to it, and it is UNBELIEVABLY smooth with a crisp, light release.Might do it any way just because I like to mess with stuff. The Wolff spring pack greatly reduced the pull weight along with a #3.5 connector.
Well, at least you're honest about it.Might do it any way just because I like to mess with stuff. The Wolff spring pack greatly reduced the pull weight along with a #3.5 connector.
When I got my G34 a 8 months ago i put it's recoil spring into my G17 which had a less than year old ISMI 13lb recoil spring that went into the 34Well, at least you're honest about it.
But honestly after running 10,000 rounds thru it, it has been done the correct way. Anything you do will only screw it up. The parts are friction worn, broken it now.
How about this:
- When was the last time you replaced the recoil spring?
- When was the last time you checked to see if there were any upgrades to do from GLOCK?
- Detail striped and cleaned the weapon?
When I got my G34 a 8 months ago i put it's recoil spring into my G17 which had a less than year old ISMI 13lb recoil spring that went into the 34
6 mos ago I checked and called to see if there was any updates, nada
About 3 months ago I took the whole thing apart and cleaned the hell out of it.
when you talk about the trigger safety, are you refering to the small plastic piece in the middle of the trigger right? Is that what is really stiff? or you are refering to the trigger pull that is stiff?I'm new to the forum but I've been shooting Glocks for quite a while and now own 6.
All I've ever done to any of my Glocks is to clean and lube.
The only thing I'd like to smooth up is the trigger safety. They all bite my trigger finger but my 20 is a real pain after shooting only 2 mags. I'd like to know if anyone has had this problem and what they did to correct it.
I'm 74yrs. old now and I will never put 10,000 rounds thru any of my hand guns in the time I have left so some work on the internals may be in order.![]()
when you talk about the trigger safety, are you refering to the small plastic piece in the middle of the trigger right? Is that what is really stiff? or you are refering to the trigger pull that is stiff?
I know what you're talking about. On hot humid days I can get the same wear on my finger.It's the small plastic piece that irritates my finger. It's a stock trigger and the pull is about the same as my other Glocks. I't's when it fires that this small piece bites my finger. I'm going to take it apart and polish the internals and while I have the trigger out I'll try smoothing the edges of the piece I'm talking about. Right now I just wrap a piece of tape around my finger and that helps.
Thanks for your reply.