Just to be different, mine's a 5-40 thread
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Just some photo's to show how I did it.
![Image](http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i303/BigM-Perazzi/th_reqtools.jpg)
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Blue loctite is definitely required for this one!!
update: it's installed and what a difference that made!!!!
BE's the best
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Please do!! Now, if you can help me with finding that damn 10 ring....Bullseye wrote:The only difference between the way you did that trigger and the way I do it is I start off with a centerpoint drill bit first to prevent the cutting bit from walking or breaking from strain.
If you want I can add that stock trigger picture into the sticky on externally modifying a trigger for Pretravel adjustment. The current photos are of the old style VQ target triggers.
R,
Bullseye
Last time I checked it was surrounding the 'X' ring in the center of the target!perazzi wrote:
Please do!! Now, if you can help me with finding that damn 10 ring....
Practice? did you say practice?! *sigh* there's just never a short way around it is there.....Bullseye wrote:Last time I checked it was surrounding the 'X' ring in the center of the target!perazzi wrote:
Please do!! Now, if you can help me with finding that damn 10 ring....Oh, you want me to help you find a way to hit that center? You've got to put in some practice time and hone those skills.
R,
Bullseye
I wonder if he had to take it apart to adj the factory trigger.Damn near wore the gun out disassembling it about 50 times!! I've got pretty good at taking out and putting in!!
I've printed your quote out, and pasted it to my shooting box. Should scare the bejesus out of those GlockMeisters shooting next to me....Bullseye wrote:Just load two rounds in the mag at a time until you're absolutely sure that reworked sear won't double.
R,
Bullseye