Start with the hammer first to loosen it up. It may work fine after you do that and you may not have to touch your mags. As a matter of fact, you may want to try sticking the original surplus hammer back in, if ya still have those parts, and see if you get less drag. You'll have one less US part if it works but you won't have to worry about filing/polishing. Just buying another US part like a pistol grip or flash hider.
If that doesn't work, only you will know how much to file off. Probably best to do it at the range. That way you only take off as much as needed to function correctly. File... shoot... repeat if you still have problems.
Otherwise, file off enough where the carrier would barely hang onto the hammer when you ease the carrier forward but still lock into the disconnector. You can always file down the hammer where the disconnector catches if you file away too much but why make more work for yourself. Try to keep the surface as flat as possible so it will fully contact the firing pin when you pull the trigger. Remember go slow and ya won't have to buy another hammer to try again.
At least that's what I would do.... You can always check the mags later.
If that doesn't work, only you will know how much to file off. Probably best to do it at the range. That way you only take off as much as needed to function correctly. File... shoot... repeat if you still have problems.
Otherwise, file off enough where the carrier would barely hang onto the hammer when you ease the carrier forward but still lock into the disconnector. You can always file down the hammer where the disconnector catches if you file away too much but why make more work for yourself. Try to keep the surface as flat as possible so it will fully contact the firing pin when you pull the trigger. Remember go slow and ya won't have to buy another hammer to try again.
At least that's what I would do.... You can always check the mags later.


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