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  1. Glock Trigger

    The OC trigger I use only comes in a Gen 4 flavor with the dimple.

  2. Glock Trigger

    You're lucky to get a Glock with a 5.5lb trigger stock. Usually it is higher. I've put a trigger pull gauge on mine and with all those mods it came back at 4.5lbs. My G30 is a gen 4 so the pull is naturally heavier than most gen 3's which could explain the pull weight.

  3. Glock Trigger

    Look up "lightning strike titanium safety plunger". It's that one.

  4. Glock Trigger

    Be careful with the titanium parts. They can flake and or break much easier than the stock steel parts. I have seen this personally with a titanium safety plunger.

  5. Glock Trigger

    If you are referring to my set up and saying it produces a 3lb trigger pull you are off by about 1.5lbs. It's more like 4.5+lbs. Definitely not 3lbs. I could see it being close to 3lbs with a reduced power striker spring but I don't like those.

  6. Glock Trigger

    I prefer the OC because it's a factory trigger bar that is polished and has a set screw to take out some of the pre-travel. I don't like all the pre-travel taken out, just for safety sake. Other aftermarket ones can have reliability issues because they aren't made from OEM parts.

  7. Glock Trigger

    www.occustomtriggers.com Best deal on a modified glock trigger. I run the OC. trigger, a (minus) connector, 6lb trigger spring, reduced power safety plunger spring. I don't mess with the striker spring. I don't want to run the risk of getting light primer strikes. I don't take all the...

  8. Have a Charles Daily semi-auto 12 Gauge that will not shoot low b.rass

    Maybe try running some hi brass to loosen everything up.

  9. Glock factory re-bluing...

    Or you can keep it as is and call it "character".

  10. suggestions on upgrades for accuracy

    I had one in 7mm but it was a light barrel. It was a .5moa rifle for 3 shots. After the barrel got hot it would start walking. I ended up trading it off.
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    25 cent trigger job...

    LOL. Nah, I just didn't want to take apart the guts of the frame. Have you ever taken apart a XDS? It's about as irritating as having your pants full of pissed off yellow jackets.
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    25 cent trigger job...

    Finally got the XDS45 to the range after the polish I did on it. Much better than before. Only two stages instead of three with a clean break at the end. I was much more accurate at 7 yards than my previous trip to the range.
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    Disassembling a 22/45. Gun won't fire. I can't remove the mainspring housing. Gun #2

    http://youtu.be/4fIYIWK0boo
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    25 cent trigger job...

    My mag release is a little stiff but all in all I have no issue releasing it. Maybe not run a topped off mag?
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    25 cent trigger job...

    That would be a great question for a 1911 gunsmith.
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    25 cent trigger job...

    I wouldn't hold my breath. Everyone wants a single stack 9mm from Glock.
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    25 cent trigger job...

    It already was. There is no love for the XDs on here right now. I'm not gonna take a kick to the balls on it either so I did a little polish work and made it a little better for my needs.
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    25 cent trigger job...

    No company likes to fail a "youtube torture test" [emoji6]
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    25 cent trigger job...

    It has like 25 or so rounds through it and whatever the previous owner put through it. I haven't really cleaned it yet. These guns, like most polymer guns don't need much oil so if you keep them dry where they should be and a little oil were there should be, the pistol will not build up much...
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    25 cent trigger job...

    Make sure you're careful when taking out the roll pin that holds the safety plunger and the extractor. That little bastard wants to launch!
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