DON'T USE THE DLASK Breechblock Roll Pins. Either get replacement pins from SIG or use a solid drill shank or drill rod.
The roll pins that DLASK ships are too brittle and will crack. William (Tanneryshop) and I reported this to DLASK about 2 yrs ago after the pins failed in my P228, causing the breechblock to break into 2 pieces. DLASK acknowledged the pins were hardened incorrectly and led us to believe that they were going to include a warning with the parts kit, or remove the part from the kit entirely.
For the cost of a 50 cent drill bit, replace it.
my barrel won't lock into the slide. i assume i should file the slide to get it to fit in? 3 coils too much to take off the recoil spring?
the barrel wouldn't lock into the slide. the hole was too short. i filed the slide till the barrel would go into the hole.
i cut one coil off the spring, now i can install the barrel onto the slide.
that plastic hammer stop is the wrong shape or the hole is wrong or both. i fit the dam thing in. hammer could not install rearward enough. plastic was blocking it. i figure i better ####-up the plastic than the frame. shaped it till the hammer installed. install with the little hammer return spring, now the spring jams the hammer. took it all apart for the 40th time. shaped the bottom of the hammer in just the spring side. now i have it all together.
So the two question I have are:
1.) My kit came with one pin installed in the breach/slide and two more pins loose. The small inner and outer. If I replace the single pin that came installed that I used, with the two, new, loose pins (offset by 180) that came loose with the kit, will I be okay.
2.) I read about using a piece of drill bit for a pin. Is this a better option?
Sorry to hear about you bad luck Novega.
Hopefully, Dlask will make things right.
Got my slide /frame filed & fitted,it was rubbing inside the frame on the front of the slide. Got the rest together in about 2 hrs. The takedown hole needs cleaning up & the sear barely holds the hammer. The double action works but seems like it doesnt travel far enough to release the hammer. Guess i got lucky for the most part. Have to tap the grip screws & minor adjustments the its off to the range!
I'll have to figure out the barrel ramp/locking block clearances as the barrel wont drop free of the slide to let it cycle back... May the happy filing beginMB