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June 7th, 2007, 03:23
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Glock 18c Technical blunder
Anyways, had this pistol for about 3 years. Recently it started to get stuck on itself when the slide was forward and the weapon is "Cocked".
Ive disasembled and tried a whole bunch of solutions. What Ive noticed is, the Inner barrel is going Downwards, and its kinda stuck on the outer barrel, hard to imagine visually i know. I look down the barrel and you can see it slighly aimed downwards. If i stick a finger in there and push it 1cm up or so, itll slide back. Ive cleaned the recoil rod, spring, insides ect. 1/4 times the slide will work flawlessly, but the others require alot of force, or the barrel move trick. Anyways, Would buying a new Innerbarrel/OuterBarrel fix this? Or does this sound like a Recoil Spring issue, maybe not holding it in the correct position. Thank you! Whoreable |
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June 7th, 2007, 05:40
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Edit, FIXED.
Added some Ducttape around the inner barrel, wrapped it 3 "laps" around. The barrel is now less movement, and it cocks flawless |
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June 7th, 2007, 09:03
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It will also be more accurate like that. I used a larger o-ring in mine.
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June 7th, 2007, 14:04
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DD, what size O-ring did you use?
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