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Jerrywho

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  1. The PCC rules for the comp/brake permitted has "yes" but no size like the rifle rules with 1" X 3" and see appendix C Can we use the Taccom barrel that is a 7 inch barrel with the 9 inch tube welded on it. Link https://taccom3g.com/product/taccom-ar15-ulw-9mm-pcc-barrel/ Jerry
  2. If you can, when you get them in, please post the lot number from the end of the box and the size of the bullet. The shipment I just got in had a size problem.
  3. I just started working with the 165s, Solo 1000 is faster then I like to use on a heavy 9mm. The only powder I use in a heavy 9mm is N320. Jerry
  4. Removing and reinstalled the blind pin without leaving mark on the plastic trigger was hard the first time. Now that I have made the fixture and the tooling to do it, it's not that bad. When done you can't tell the pin has ever been removed or reinstalled. Jerry
  5. We have stages with CoF (Call of Fire) like Start at the 35 yard line and take 2 shot only on target 1 then move to cover at the 32 yard line 32 yard line and take 2 shot only on target 2 then move to cover at the 29 yard line 29 yard line and take 2 shot only on target 3 then move to cover at the 26 yard line 26 yard line and take 2 shot only on target 4 then move to cover at the 23 yard line 23 yard line and take 2 shot only on target 5 then move to cover at the 20 yard line 20 yard line and take 1 shot only on target 6 then reload and take 2nd shot on target 6 No makeup shots limited to 12 only. CDP reloads at target 5 and wheel guns at target 3 or 4 With this CoF and the rules of no finger inside the trigger guard during start, moving or reloading you will have 7 first pull shots and 5 with trigger reset. Removing pretravel will help on stages that have a Cof with lots of moving and reloading. Jerry
  6. +1 learn your glock and it won't be a problem. Load a mag fire a round hold the trigger back and slowly let it reset you will be able to feel it. fire the next round doing the same thing. slowly speed up . Like has been said SO many times trigger time is the best true fix to SO many problems guys think they can buy something for. Trigger reset will not work very well when we have IDPA stages that have 12 shot limited CoF with a 3 yard move after each 2 shots. That has your finger starting out of the trigger guard on 7 of the 12 shots. Jerry
  7. What will you gain by removing it. I look for every performance gain I can find what are you thinking this will help. Jerry
  8. Yea it's a little more then just bust out the Dremel and grind some on it. I reworked the stock part to be legal for SSP. I wonder if I just made a new bar if that's legal for SSP. I have cnc press brakes and punches in my shop.
  9. The weekend is over and 400 rounds down the pipe and the trigger worked great. Now to your question, All the work was done on the trigger bar only. My way of doing it was to remove the plastic trigger from the metal bar (the hardest part for me) and then put the bar in the purge chamber and fire up the square wave Tig and add material to make the bar longer, Next surface grind to size, bore and radius on the mill, Shoot peen and trip down the street to heat treat the one thing I can't do. Last the standard polish and reinstall the trigger shoe. I wonder if hard chrome or some other DLC coating on it will improve it's performance. This week I will make one more and try it in my gun (it has a Edge by Glocktriggers.com in it right now) and then switch them to see if any timing problems show up. It's very little travel to get the trigger safety off and then the drop and plunger safety and then let the striker go. I will update when more testing is done. Jerry
  10. Want to sell me a Glock trigger that you have reduced the pre travel and over travel on?

    James

  11. You can remove all the pretravel without cutting the trigger. What you have to do is move the trigger break point, not just install a set screw to limit the travel. I just did my sons G34 today and it has only .180 trigger travel very short and no pretravel and .015 post travel. It did take six triggers to get it right and nine hours in the shop to make the tooling and fixtures. Now it takes about an hour to make one. He will run 300 rounds and a IDPA SSP match this weekend so it has to be right. Jerry
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