Had a random problem pop up on my G19 yesterday and could use help diagnosing the cause.
Halfway thru a range session the trigger became sticky right before the trigger break. Past the take up, safety plunger already depressed, when the connector and birds beak are engaging.
Took it home, stripped and cleaned it. Things felt a little better but then dry firing it came back.
When I take off the slide, I can apply forward pressure to the “shark fin” and actuate the trigger. I can visibly see/feel the birds beak area of the transfer bar catching against the connector as it slides down. It catches, slides, then catches, etc kind of skipping down the connector. When I look at the parts disassembled their are no visible burrs, both areas are polished.
Any ideas? Only thing I can think of is the inner edge of the birds beak is catching on the inner bend of the connector. Perhaps breaking that edge with a few passes of some 400 grit sandpaper?
Halfway thru a range session the trigger became sticky right before the trigger break. Past the take up, safety plunger already depressed, when the connector and birds beak are engaging.
Took it home, stripped and cleaned it. Things felt a little better but then dry firing it came back.
When I take off the slide, I can apply forward pressure to the “shark fin” and actuate the trigger. I can visibly see/feel the birds beak area of the transfer bar catching against the connector as it slides down. It catches, slides, then catches, etc kind of skipping down the connector. When I look at the parts disassembled their are no visible burrs, both areas are polished.
Any ideas? Only thing I can think of is the inner edge of the birds beak is catching on the inner bend of the connector. Perhaps breaking that edge with a few passes of some 400 grit sandpaper?