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Did the .25 cent polish job on LCP
1/28/2012 9:36:51 PM
I did the Glock .25 cent trigger/polish job on the LCP and it made a noticeable difference in slide smoothness and trigger contact.
I don't have pics as I was just testing to see what I could actually do without completely disassembling the LCP. Basically just field stripped it and got the dremel polishing wheels out and did everything I could that has resistance.
Polished the feed ramp, the slides on the lower frame and upper slide of the pistol. I just dremel wheeled with some light metal polish and reassembled when I thought I did enough. I polished the top of the trigger pin that sits atop the trigger inside the lower frame.
It is noticeably smoother/easier slide pull and the trigger is also smoother when compared to the original pull. I can now pull the slide and shoot a heck of a lot smoother and it shoots every time no ftf's, so it did not hurt the pistol in any way.
I had to share this because one of the problems I had when I let others (women) shoot it, it's usually a pain to pull/engage the slide rearward as you may notice. It made a difference, no kidding. The part of the trigger assembly hats inside the lower frame is all metal so polishing the slide channels and metal guide does help it become smoother.
I don't have pics as I was just testing to see what I could actually do without completely disassembling the LCP. Basically just field stripped it and got the dremel polishing wheels out and did everything I could that has resistance.
Polished the feed ramp, the slides on the lower frame and upper slide of the pistol. I just dremel wheeled with some light metal polish and reassembled when I thought I did enough. I polished the top of the trigger pin that sits atop the trigger inside the lower frame.
It is noticeably smoother/easier slide pull and the trigger is also smoother when compared to the original pull. I can now pull the slide and shoot a heck of a lot smoother and it shoots every time no ftf's, so it did not hurt the pistol in any way.
I had to share this because one of the problems I had when I let others (women) shoot it, it's usually a pain to pull/engage the slide rearward as you may notice. It made a difference, no kidding. The part of the trigger assembly hats inside the lower frame is all metal so polishing the slide channels and metal guide does help it become smoother.
1/28/2012 10:05:18 PM
Thanks for the report. I've just been shooting it into submission to get some wear in smoothness. I'll have to give you meathod a try.
Best Regards. TDK
Best Regards. TDK
