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+++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++

Posted By: 5Redman8

+++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 03:27 AM

Looking for some work on a Glock 22 Gen 4
-smooth up the trigger(maybe lighten)
-reduce pretravel if possible
-install stainless guide rod
-general smoothing of overall operation

Not looking to do it myself....I know it can be done but I want someone with experience.
Posted By: Plinkin'

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 04:23 AM

Trying myself to attend a course, but did meet a Glock smith at the Show last weekend. I had similar questions for him. Will look for his info, but he sets up at FTW, Market Hall, and Big Town Shows.
Posted By: DeerSlayer31

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 04:31 AM

Man I'm not a gunsmith but have done all my Glocks pm me if your interested. I won't charge you anything and can show you all you want to know and how easy it is.
Posted By: topwater13

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 12:22 PM

I learned everything from this video....glocks are about as simple as it gets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV0wDDFV0NY
Posted By: LRHead

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 01:03 PM

Don't Monkey with it yourself or those who claim to be smiths...

Call T.R. Graham. He is the original GLOCKSMITH.

The Glocksmith
Posted By: BigPig

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 01:11 PM

Just shoot it a lot, it will smooth out. Friend of mine is running a all factory Gen3 17 that has a worn out trigger pull of 3.5-4lbs.
Posted By: dtownrex

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 01:56 PM

Do not use mr. graham
I myself thought he knew it all until he tried to remove the trigger group from a 43.
Him not knowing the process was slightly different than your typical glock he damaged the gun and told the customer he wasn't going to fix it for free.


I'm in mesquite. I've been customizing handguns for over 10 years now.
Glocks were my specialty for the longest.
Feel free to contact me in regards to having anything done.
Posted By: glb1955

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 02:18 PM

None of the classes that Glock teaches, even the Advanced course, and I have been through them all, will show you how to do anything to alter the weapon. The guide rod is just a simple removal of the slide, take the rod out and put a new one one. Put slide back on.
Shoot it, and if you are only going to shoot Glocks, learn how to shoot it correctly. It doesn't need any work.
Posted By: Tactical Cowboy

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 04:56 PM

Just do it yourself. You can get all the parts for about $20. Unless you're destructive enough to flatten a ball bearing with a rubber hammer, you won't mess anything up.
Posted By: Tim9880

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 05:21 PM

Does it already have a minus connector in it?
Posted By: joshbenavides

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 11:04 PM

Hell of a way to waste some money. Not much experience is needed to do what you're wanting. Zev triggers are a great drop in solution. Since your gun is a gen 4 you can buy a stainless or tungsten drop in guide rod replacement. Your gun, do what you want.
Posted By: Elpatoloco

Re: +++Looking for a Glock Armoror/Gunsmith+++ - 02/04/16 11:27 PM

Originally Posted By: joshbenavides
Hell of a way to waste some money. Not much experience is needed to do what you're wanting. Zev triggers are a great drop in solution. Since your gun is a gen 4 you can buy a stainless or tungsten drop in guide rod replacement. Your gun, do what you want.



Yep, Glocks and Ar15's are pretty much tinker toys.
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