Will it make a difference? Seeking your opinions.
For the no gunz, Glock is know for shitty triggers and shitty sights.
Today, I’ll be working on a gen 4 Glock 17 with a gritty trigger. I can feel and hear the grit as I practice dry fire.
Unfortunately I don’t have a way to measure trigger pull.
Will be following this guy, except I won’t be smearing Flitz all over my Dremil.
Firing pin before
>90 minutes to polish some metal parts
Firing pin after
Dammit
I would look into doing a 3 step compound, starting with rougher polish then smoothing it out, polishing an uneven surface wont yield great results.
I know, the guy does a lot of talking, and smears Flitz all over, which is unnecessary
But he also does a decent job of showing disassembly
Trigger bar before
Trigger bar after
.3 step isn’t necessary, the Flitz will work fine,
Anyone give a shit? Or am I wasting my time?
Trigger bar 2 before.
>glock
no one gives a shit