woodlands747
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Welcome from Texas.
Got a couple of G19's left after sell off of 3 others.
Got a couple of G19's left after sell off of 3 others.
My new Glock is a 19 Gen 5. I did the 25 cent polish job, dry fired about 500 timed, pull just got worse. Replaced the connector with an aftermarket Ghost, pull got lighter, still rough. Replace the trigger and connector with new stock parts, hoping it'll smooth up with use. If not, some Glock guy will buy it.Pretty easy to smooth them up. Not 1911 smooth. Or get a Gen 5. All of those I've handled were much smoother out of the box than previous generations.
One thing I found on one of my Gen3 19's was minute burrs on the small end of the striker. This is the area between the striker spring cups and the firing pin nose. Some of the nickel plating was nicked and rubbing in the striker channel bore. This was causing a gritty feel in the pre travel.My new Glock is a 19 Gen 5. I did the 25 cent polish job, dry fired about 500 timed, pull just got worse. Replaced the connector with an aftermarket Ghost, pull got lighter, still rough. Replace the trigger and connector with new stock parts, hoping it'll smooth up with use. If not, some Glock guy will buy it.