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Maybe there´s something wrong with the trigger. Also double check the sear and the nose on the striker. They must be clean too.
I used this video. If you still aren´t sure that it runs like it should, i would check the pins first. If that wasn´t the problem, dissasemble and reassamble again.
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5 hours ago, Chutist said:
Thanks guys, bought a holster from Ben Stoeger this afternoon CompTac Holster on the BOSS hanger with the Blade-TecTec-Lok for the belt.
Had a scare this afternoon after I put in the GreyGuns trigger, it wouldn't FIRE. I double chcked and it looked like I had it all right. I pulled it apart and double checked against the pictures I took before I started, it looked good. I thought maybe the overtravel stop was preventing the trigger from traveling far enough... I was holding it aft and it "fired". I recocked and it fired again... I'm afraid the grease I used for assembly was too sticky for the new light springs? Don't know for sure but the more I played with it the better it got! I rechecked with my digital trigger gauge, 2.5 pounds....with almost NO overtravel. Can't wait to get it to the range!
You don´t need grease in the fcu. You can use a bit to hold the sear springs in place when you assemble tho.
You can use some oil on the moving parts.
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I heard they are not approved for .40 for a reason.
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13 hours ago, terrydoc said:
I'll give it a run DD
Bimmer- I know they recommend to use just factory parts, but Apex says the same and I'm running an Apex trigger in an older non upgraded 320 without issues.
Yeah try it. As i said, i´m not sure anymore. I tried almost all configurations (Apex & GG with different triggers, also the AC) and some didn´t work. Often it´s a problem with the overtavel sleeve but you won´t need that with the AC.
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19 minutes ago, Joe4d said:
And how much are your match fees ?
I think pretty close to yours.
~ 75 for Level 2
~ 110 for Level 3
Don´t know for the even bigger matches.
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I´m really happy shooting IPSC reading this stuff…
No pasting, no scoring, no ROing. Just shoot.
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6 hours ago, terrydoc said:
All good mate I have one here just curios as to the difference it made. DD I'm coming from an Apex straight trigger and forward set trigger bar using it for IPSC so minimum is 3lb
I´m not 100% sure if it worked with the Apex bar. I think it didn´t.
But if it does, there´s almost no difference in pull weight.
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I´m using it, and i love it.
Couldn´t shoot since march due to corona. All i could do, was dryfiring with coolfire. I had 2 livefire trainings in this time period and there was no weird feeling, as there normally would be when you can´t shoot for 5 Month. It felt like i never stopped, i even became better.
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I think the DDA dryfire Mags will produce much less damage.
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At first a few days only. After my eyes had a laser-operation, it took me about 3 month to stop seeing strange sightpictures in recoil, with both eyes open. My eyes somehow switched to left eye dominance in recoil.
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Love this s#!t!
I would be afraid to shoot my support hand´s thumb, as it´s longer than the gun
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12 hours ago, The Donald said:
You could practice on a bunch of AR15 grips, just about everyone has a bunch laying around.i saw cheap p320 grips for stippling and epoxy jobs at smallgunparts.com , i think.
They where unbelievable cheap.
Found it: https://www.smallgunparts.com/Sig-P320-Full-Grip-Mod-No-Mag-Release
9,99
edit: well, out of stock...
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22 hours ago, DirectDrive said:
Regulating pull weight seems to be easy with the P320.
Quite an assortment of springs are available for P320 now.
It really is !
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2 minutes ago, DirectDrive said:
The thing with the full kit is that you get the GG sear.
I used his light spring kit, but that sear eliminated that creep that is present in every P320 that I have handled.
Yes i know.
It was about how to stay above 3lbs (1,36KG) for IPSC.
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On 7/1/2020 at 9:16 PM, Fasthenk65 said:
i also like to know... anybody?
I know now.
I use the complete GG Kit, with the stock trigger return spring. It´s about 1,5 KG in the middle of the trigger, 1,1 -1,2 KG if you pull on the bottom end. IPSC rule sais, must me messured in the middle of the trigger. So i should be pretty safe.
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On 7/2/2020 at 2:41 PM, DirectDrive said:
Sig Sauer Guy tested those and the result was no benefit.
And zero customer service, if I recall.
Don't bother with the Tactical Pontoon Springs.
Save your $20 + shipping and buy ammo.
Mine reduced the weight a good bit over the stock springs. (Apex only Triggerkit)
I think they are about the same like in the GG Kit.
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15 hours ago, rowdyb said:
Gauge your finish off your percent not your numerical finish. If you were 5th buy 50% of the winner then it's not that "good". And what was 1st through 4th in classification?
Guns do make a difference. A nicer tool makes the worker's job easier. Notice I didn't say he'd do a better job but it's easier to do the job he's capable of.
And 99% can be worse than 50%
it depends on the winner´s skill level.
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8 hours ago, whitestardan said:
Does anyone know if holster compatibility is affected due to the trigger guard, or is the front "hook" the same size while the bottom of the trigger guard is angled upward?
I think nobody can know that, as the gun issn´t produced yet
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12 hours ago, pjb45 said:
He is from Texas, his county is bigger than your country.
Don't Mess with Texas is the motto.
Also his mouth is not that big, it is just Texas size.
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If you don´t know him. Watch Nils Jonasson shoot.
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One of mine where broken within 2 Weeks. No big deal as i noticed it only because i did put a GG Kit in.
Just recently this safety lever on the striker did break after a lot of coolfire training. Thats strange in my eyes.
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15 hours ago, DirectDrive said:
For those that are "deep cleaning" that requires removal of trigger, what are you doing that for ???
That is over the top, stop it.
Put the fully adjustable trigger in there and leave it in there !
Don't create problems that should not exist.
Well now, there's my 2 cents.
Thats right. For cleaning you don´t need to do that.
In my case i had to play a lot with the sear and trigger return springs to don´t get under 3lb (IPSC). Still have to be aware of that as the springs wear out and the trigger breaks in.
It´s a pain in the A** to readjust and locktide the trigger every time.
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On 6/9/2020 at 6:08 AM, gaj529 said:
Have any of you tired the adjustable trigger? Does it remove any of the take up? What about overtravel. Just wondering the benefits. Also armory craft has one. Anyone with experience using it with either competition kit?
I switched from a hybrid Apex/GG to fully GG. Overtravel is short enough, pretravel doesn´t really matter. The Apex had a shorter reset, which was nice, but somehow i can shoot faster splits with the GG Kit. Must be something about how the trigger breaks or the weight of it.
I have the Armory Craft Trigger too, but i don´t use it. It´s kind of annoying to set it up, locktide the screws and unscrew them to pick the FCU apart. Plus (i heard ) you can deactivate the drop safety if you use the pretravel screw to much. To me that issn´t worth it. The GG Kit is good enough in my eyes.
SSI tungsten module vs. Legion module
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I think there is more to it than just the times. Comfort. Hits. Hits and times with a bad grip (how easy to shoot). How easy to get a good grip. Return to zero. etc.