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Rule 1- ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED
Rule 2 -NEVER LET THE MUZZLE COVER ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO DESTROY (including your hands and legs)
Rule 3 -KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET
Rule 4 -BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND IT
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Are you serious?
Buying a gun used is an excuse for not reading the owners manual? Literally a search for "Glock Owner's Manual", those are the first two results.
To be clear, a search on the Sig Sauer website revealed no hits. Maybe that was it.
Now in all fairness, the takedown procedure isn't close to being the best. Berettas are better, well, almost everything is better for that matter. The Glocks weren't really meant to be disassembled, you use them until they break if they do or stop working and then grab another one. You have to remember it's origins and the original purpose of the design.Last edited by SharedShots; 02-05-2022, 3:01 PM.Let Go of the Status Quo!
Don't worry, it will never pass...How in the hell did that pass?
Think past your gun, it's the last resort, the first is your brain.
Defense is a losing proposition when time is on the side of the opponent. In the history of humanity, no defense has ever won against an enemy with time on their side.Comment
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Just have to tap tap TAP the rear of the slide to drive it on. I recommend a deadblow hammer, so you don't mar the finish.Comment
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If SIG made a 13 round .45 I'd get rid of this garbage in a hurry.[/QUOTE]
Get yourself a Walther PPQ 45. 12 round magazine and excellent trigger.Comment
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Package up the gun and send it to Sig. Tell them your problems and your use of the tag line on most all websites. Let them try to fix one on the most reliable guns on the market and know that one of their representatives is having trouble with the reassembly of a Glock. All to give them a laugh.
Sorry for that. Take the advice given and I'm confident your problem is something small and uneventful. These things do happen to gun owners and require a little patience. Advice here is sound so I hope you follow it and find enjoyment in your Glock. I own a lot of different firearms so no I'm not a Glock fanboy. I do appreciate the simplicity.Comment
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Make sure the trigger is depressed before reassembly, and make sure the recoil spring is correctly seated.sigpic
"America is not at war. The Marine Corps is at war; America is at the mall."
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It does have a big slide release lever, but I think those came on all the Gen 4's.
If a pistol NEEDS a manual, then it's hardly "perfection". Maybe it's a joke, like Perfection NV in Tremors?Are you serious?
Buying a gun used is an excuse for not reading the owners manual? Literally a search for "Glock Owner's Manual", those are the first two results.
To be clear, a search on the Sig Sauer website revealed no hits. Maybe that was it.
Now in all fairness, the takedown procedure isn't close to being the best. Berettas are better, well, almost everything is better for that matter. The Glocks weren't really meant to be disassembled, you use them until they break if they do or stop working and then grab another one. You have to remember it's origins and the original purpose of the design.
I had to take it apart to put the threaded barrel in so I could shoot it with my silencer. You guys in kali are lucky that you don't have to worry about such things. Your legislature is really looking out for you.Comment
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OP, when you take the slide off, the recoil spring is not quite in the position it needs to be to reassemble you will note that the guide rod is not parallel to the barrel. If you try to put the slide back on like that it will get stuck.
Depress the recoil spring slightly, and seat it on the next ledge so that it is parallel to the barrel - look closely and it should be obvious.Comment
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he's watching an old tape of tonya wacking kerrigan's knees!
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he's watching an old tape of tonya wacking kerrigan's knee!
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After you get the Glock back together, you can give a Ruger Mark I / II / III a try. Makes that Glock look like child's play.Send Lawyers, Guns and Money - On second thought, hold the Lawyers.Comment
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