Okay I was just at the range and put twenty rounds down range and then all of the sudden the trigger pull increase almost two fold I would say. Its completely stock with about 4000 rounds down the tube with no problems until now. Whats up with this?
Glock uh oh
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Did you field strip it? Everything look right? Is it in need of cleaning? Unless you can put up a pic of something that doesn't look right, it'll just be guesses, I'm afraid. I've never had this prob, nor heard of it, and this place is pretty much where I live.
It comes and goes and its been cleaned inside and out after every trip to the range and I mean completely field stripped so its not fouling. If I play with the "sear" a bit it will loosen up and goes back to normal and about one clip through its back again?!? I'm lost. Is there a Glock repair/armourer in SK? I'm half tempted to give it to my friend on the Saskatoon City Police, they use the same Glock so I figure they may be able to figure it out.
it could be crud in the trigger mech or the Firing Pin channel may have some stuff in there too. Take your friend up on the offer, have a glock armorer give it the once over....4000 rds - what ammo are you using? If you were local to me (ont) I would do it for ya.
Boltgun
Boltgun
Detail strip it and clean the connector/trigger bar area and the firing pin channel. The firing pin channel must be free of all debris or oil, it must be completely dry. The connector area must be also free of drebris and the place where it come in contact with the trigger bar must be lubed but not too much.
Here is a good video to learn to detail strip a GLOCK pistol (Minus the hammering of the frame pins, DO NOT USE A HAMMER TO REMOVE THE FRAME PINS! just push them gently out with a punch.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyLkOkNlsBE
Are you using the stock 5 lbs trigger spring or the NY1? If you are using the standard spring, check to see if he's still in place and work correctly.
If you want a copy of the armorer manual, i can rpovide one to you, just send me your email adress by PM.
FAQMAT
Here is a good video to learn to detail strip a GLOCK pistol (Minus the hammering of the frame pins, DO NOT USE A HAMMER TO REMOVE THE FRAME PINS! just push them gently out with a punch.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyLkOkNlsBE
Are you using the stock 5 lbs trigger spring or the NY1? If you are using the standard spring, check to see if he's still in place and work correctly.
If you want a copy of the armorer manual, i can rpovide one to you, just send me your email adress by PM.
FAQMAT
Clobbersauras
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Waaay out west.
There's no need to detail strip a Glock after every range session. Sure, wipe it down and run a bore snake through it, but detail stripping after every session is NOT needed. Perhaps the frequency of your detail strips means you bent/broke/or lost a part?
who even does that?
You can operate the trigger back and forth though to confirm or eliminate that area as the problem......
A good cleaning will likely solve your issues, if it persists strip the gun down completely and clean very well. If that doesn't work then something is probably wrong with your gun.
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I think he's already established all of what you've mentioned.
I think he's already established all of what you've mentioned.
well I'm sitting here at work with my lower sitting on the counter beside me and I took it apart one more time(yes yes completely) and there seems to nothing worn what so ever BUT I did notice the piece of metal that connects the trigger to the firing system in the grip is VERY VERY rough!? This has never been a problem in the past so why would it arise now?
My Sig never give me trouble....
My Sig never give me trouble....
