Sig P320 80% Insert Completion

[nubrun]

Lots of pictures are down. Was this intentional?

No, I probably just exceeded the allowable bandwith on the image host... I will need to update with links to a new host probably.

EDIT- It looks like the image hoster took down any photos that were related to guns... I guess imgbb censors now.

[Inplainsight]

Lots of pictures are down. Was this intentional?

Pics are back up!

http://80percenter.com

[nubrun]

Pics are back up!

http://80percenter.com

Yea, I need to update the first post on here as well. I need more hours in the day.

[bauern]

JSD has instructions on the jig page. Follow those as the top plate cannot be used to guide a hacksaw.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2934/8132/files/MUP-1_Jig_Ins.pdf?9816702692031246835

[EMR]

JSD has instructions on the jig page. Follow those as the top plate cannot be used to guide a hacksaw.



https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/29...02692031246835

Pictures would be nice.

[nubrun]

JSD has instructions on the jig page. Follow those as the top plate cannot be used to guide a hacksaw.



https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/29...02692031246835

I assure you the top plate can be used to guide the hacksaw. I have talked with Jordan about this. Not sure why that changed.


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[chris21]

who and where can i buy a jig from, new or used or borrow it I don't care, I just want to finish this

[bauern]

I assure you the top plate can be used to guide the hacksaw. I have talked with Jordan about this. Not sure why that changed.


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Didn't mean to impune your description earlier in this thread, as that is how the jig you have works. The top plate of the jig as I received is about 3/4" wide whereas the slide's internal rail is about .8630". Using a hacksaw with the top plate as a guide will cut the insert too narrow. There are engravings on top of the jig body on where to cut them, but it's done freehand. Slow and steady will get er done. If you have a mill, you can cut them with that. Also, you will most likely have to use a punch to set the rails flat against the jig; the top plate wont do it alone.

[EvolvedRaven]

Didn't mean to impune your description earlier in this thread, as that is how the jig you have works. The top plate of the jig as I received is about 3/4" wide whereas the slide's internal rail is about .8630". Using a hacksaw with the top plate as a guide will cut the insert too narrow. There are engravings on top of the jig body on where to cut them, but it's done freehand. Slow and steady will get er done. If you have a mill, you can cut them with that. Also, you will most likely have to use a punch to set the rails flat against the jig; the top plate wont do it alone.

You got your jig already? Sounds like the production jigs are different than the prototypes.

[nubrun]

Didn't mean to impune your description earlier in this thread, as that is how the jig you have works. The top plate of the jig as I received is about 3/4" wide whereas the slide's internal rail is about .8630". Using a hacksaw with the top plate as a guide will cut the insert too narrow. There are engravings on top of the jig body on where to cut them, but it's done freehand. Slow and steady will get er done. If you have a mill, you can cut them with that. Also, you will most likely have to use a punch to set the rails flat against the jig; the top plate wont do it alone.

[racinjason233]

Tagged for next group buy... fingers crossed.

[bauern]

First photo shows top of jig with engraved markings on where to cut rails.
Second photo shows rails already cut and fit to slide. They extend past edge of top plate.
I used a brass drift punch to push the rails flat to the jig.

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Sig P320 80% Insert Completion

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