I've got an extra Glock 19 frame sitting in the safe. I bought it originally to install a competition trigger in it and to then have the option of shoooting it with the slide from one of my house guns. However slide to frame fit was so loose, that the gun would occasionally double. So I'm thinking of building it out --- Caspian Slide, KKM barrel and comp, and an Optima. (as a fun gun, not as an ipsc blaster). My question is this: Can the rails on a caspian Slide be squeezed (I'm sure that's not the right technical term for the process) if necessary, to ensure a proper fit with the frame? My gunsmith didn't want to monkey with my Glock slides, but I think that might have been because he didn't want to change their relationship to the frames they came with.
Caspian Slide on a Glock
Started by
Nik Habicht
, Dec 13 2001 11:39 AM
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#1
Posted 13 December 2001 - 11:39 AM
#2
Posted 14 December 2001 - 11:29 AM
If your serial # is EGH or earlier you need a + trigger bar. This could be why you were getting some doubles.
You probably can tighten the slide on a Caspian but the Caspians slide have a tighter fit than factory as is.
The Caspians also need a bit of fitting to work properly and many that I have seen have the firing pin channel cut a few thousandths too high. Peening is also a real problem with the Caspian slides because of the tigher fit and softer metal so you will need to lower your locking block.
Matt
You probably can tighten the slide on a Caspian but the Caspians slide have a tighter fit than factory as is.
The Caspians also need a bit of fitting to work properly and many that I have seen have the firing pin channel cut a few thousandths too high. Peening is also a real problem with the Caspian slides because of the tigher fit and softer metal so you will need to lower your locking block.
Matt
#3
Posted 14 December 2001 - 11:44 AM
Matt,
Glock makes two different types of trigger bars for the 19? The standard one that one can get anywhere and a +? Or is the + a trigger bar that someone modified?
Glock makes two different types of trigger bars for the 19? The standard one that one can get anywhere and a +? Or is the + a trigger bar that someone modified?
#4
Guest_bulm5_*
Posted 15 December 2001 - 04:11 PM
If you have the front sight magazine, there was an article on how to tighten the slide to frame fit on a glock.
#5
Posted 16 December 2001 - 01:29 PM
Nik,
Yes glock made a + trigger bar specifically to fix the problem with the pre-EGH 19s. The Trigger mech housing on those guns sat a little low in the frame so Glock made the + trigger bar to corect it.
Matt
Yes glock made a + trigger bar specifically to fix the problem with the pre-EGH 19s. The Trigger mech housing on those guns sat a little low in the frame so Glock made the + trigger bar to corect it.
Matt
#6
Posted 02 January 2002 - 02:00 PM
Matt, I believe that's supposed to be pre-EH serial numbers.
(Edited by Fireglock at 4:03 pm on Jan. 2, 2002)
(Edited by Fireglock at 4:03 pm on Jan. 2, 2002)
#7
Posted 02 January 2002 - 05:13 PM
Jerry you wise ass- I saw your post over on glocktalk allright - ha,ha,ha, very funny. Now - stop cruising the internet and send me your 3rd gen G17 for my 19 so I can get my opengun project rolling!! ;-) Regards,
Carlitos
BTW, Jerry - are you planning on doing any of the GSSF shoots in the midAtlantic?
Carlitos
BTW, Jerry - are you planning on doing any of the GSSF shoots in the midAtlantic?
#8
Posted 02 January 2002 - 05:21 PM
I'm unsure if I can make Richmond or Jackson this year. I really enjoyed both, but time and funds are different this year.
I only have one 17, my GSSF edition, and I'm going to use it this year myself!
I only have one 17, my GSSF edition, and I'm going to use it this year myself!
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