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CBS said:
Thanks! I am not very "handy" (hey, im an accountant!), but I'm proud that I was able to do all the installation myself.
After you get a look inside of the Glock its really quite simple and easy to work on, don't you think? Great looking weapon, good job!!
 

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david1962hd said:
After you get a look inside of the Glock its really quite simple and easy to work on, don't you think? Great looking weapon, good job!!
thanks! Iwas surprised how easy it was to work on...solid construction, but the parts weren't "tight" to take apart. I was worried i would break something trying to strip it...
 

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thanks! Iwas surprised how easy it was to work on...solid construction, but the parts weren't "tight" to take apart. I was worried i would break something trying to strip it...
Working on a Glock is a breeze! In my experience, the most difficult part of working on a Glock has nothing to do with the gun at all...... It's removing the base plates on the mags!!! Even with all the proper tools, it's still a PITA for me!
 

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Working on a Glock is a breeze! In my experience, the most difficult part of working on a Glock has nothing to do with the gun at all...... It's removing the base plates on the mags!!! Even with all the proper tools, it's still a PITA for me!
Take a look at WWW.MYGTUL.COM, using this I can have about 6 mags took apart, cleaned and put back together in about 3 to 4 minutes.
 

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Looks good!

May I make a suggestion? Put the stock recoil spring setup back in.Then after 50 or 100 rounds put the steel in. Why? When you make modifications that affect how the gun shoots, ie trigger parts and springs, it is best not to do them all at the same time. If you find a negative impact on your shooting you will not be able to isolate the cause. Also you may not even like the steel setup.

Add performance altering parts one at a time.
 

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nukinfuts29 said:
Looks good!

May I make a suggestion? Put the stock recoil spring setup back in.Then after 50 or 100 rounds put the steel in. Why? When you make modifications that affect how the gun shoots, ie trigger parts and springs, it is best not to do them all at the same time. If you find a negative impact on your shooting you will not be able to isolate the cause. Also you may not even like the steel setup.

Add performance altering parts one at a time.
Sorry, I should clarify: I put the recoil spring and mag release in about 2 weeks ago. I've put about 200-250 round through it since. I approached this in two phases: Phase one was extended mag release, magwell and steel recoil spring. Phase two was the trigger and extended slide stop.

Thank you for your comments and you are right....making too many changes at once can unintended consequences.
 
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