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Firearm Cleaning & Schematic & Tuning GranTech Ballistic Labs- Research GranTech Ballistic LABS - Training Unofficial HI-POINT 9MM COMP Page MODEL 'A' 6,500 ROUNDS Model 'C' Just arrived from Hi - POINT. Report to follow end of July.
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Projects Completed 2005-2006
Krylon Fusion Paint - Paint plastic stock on Mossberg Pump Glock Recoil Spring Tool Glock Trigger Job and tuning SKS Trigger Job and tuning
LEGAL & SAFETY INFORMATION DISCLAIMER : YOU UNDERSTAND THAT ENGAGING IN DEFENSIVE PISTOL TRAINING, SHOOTING, and FIREARM RELATED ACTIVITIES CONSTITUTES MY INVOLVEMENT IN A VERY HAZARDOUS AND DANGEROUS ACTIVITY WITH ACCOMPANYING RISKS OF PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH AND LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND YOU HEREBY VOLUNTARILY ASSUME THOSE RISKS. I (William E. Fowler) AM NOT A Certified Firearms Instructor, or Gunsmith. You assume all risks and liabilities. My Training: 8 years of range and 4 years of IPSC/USPSA. Total rounds fired over 30,000. 3 years of High school metal shop. I am well versed in the details of the Hi-Point 9mm, Glock 17 9mm, Mossberg 500 Pump, Remington 870 Pump, SKS, Enfield 303. I also reload for both rifle and pistol. ALWAYS BE CERTAIN THAT YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE WORKING ON OR CLEANING IT. Immediately after installing any spring, in any type of firearm that imparts power to a hammer(s), striker(s) or firing pin(s), as the case may be, with the firearm UNLOADED and without any trigger contact, actuate the firearm several times in a vigorous manner to make certain that the hammer(s), striker(s) or firing pin(s) are securely retained in the cocked position prior to let-off. Also, actuate the safety to determine that it is working properly. If during these tests, the hammer(s), striker(s), or firing pin(s) should fail or be released without trigger contact, or the safety does not work properly, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LOAD OR FIRE THE FIREARM until corrective repairs are made. If any doubts ever exist concerning the safe operation of your firearm(s), consult your local Gunsmith. The above procedure also applies where recoil, bolt or action springs have been installed as well as with any spring replacement. NOTE: Always wear high-quality safety eyeglasses when installing or fitting any springs, to prevent eye injury. High-quality safety eyeglasses should be used when shooting any firearm. DO NOT use ammunition exceeding standard factory pressure levels. NOTE: The use of any after market product in your firearm may limit or void the manufactures warranty. WARNING - Failure to follow this procedure may result in accidental discharge, firearm damage and serious bodily injury. Always be certain that your firearm is functioning properly before use. WARNING - Please urge caution when using reduced power hammer or striker springs in firearms, particularly in firearms used for critical applications such as law enforcement. Reduction of the hammer or striker spring may compromise the reliability of the firearm.
Glock Recoil Spring Tool
Paint plastic stock on Mossberg 500 Pump
GLOCK 17 TUNEUP - ACCURIZING Glock Trigger Job
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$0.25 Glock trigger job Top Glock has a good site with diagrams. I have ordered from them before, and once needed 2 day service, which they were able to come through. IPSC / USPSA "Dremeling the Glock"Purchased Products: Stainless Steel Guide Rod T.H.E. Accessories ISMI 15LB Recoil Spring Glock Factory 3.5 LB connector Lighter Glock striker spring HOGUE SLIP ON GRIP 1 hour to clean, polish, and install. Always do a function and safety test after any work you perform. This worked out real nice. Nice smooth crisp trigger. Cost: $ 55.00 Chinese SKS 7.62 x 39 TUNEUP - ACCURIZING Trigger Job
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Jamie Mangrum of www.surplusrifle.com Has detailed procedures for the SKS. Collecting and Shooting the SKS Carbine - Lightening the SKS Trigger (Trigger Job) Collecting and Shooting the SKS Carbine Lil-Miss part 1 Collecting and Shooting the SKS carbine Lil-Miss part 2 Purchased Products: Wolffe Spring - SKS Performance pack $10 SKS Owners - Murrays Gunsmithing makes a spring for the firing pin and prevents slam fires. $22 for a chinese pin and spring. I already had the shock buffer. Jamie's site was a big help in the procedure to replace the springs in the trigger group. I performed a regular polish job on the sear and other metal touching metal parts. Took about an hour. Initial results from the bench using Winchester White Box 7.62 x 39, at 50 yards, open site , groups were 1 3/8 inches smaller after the trigger job. I might add, I use this rifle in USPSA matches. SKS 7.62 x 39 AMMO: I use Wolf and Winchester white box. See this site for Ammo comparison What about all that inexpensive Russian Ammo |
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