🔴 Swapping Slides 🔴

Описание: We create a refined trigger, the importance of tiny differences becomes glaringly apparent. Factory parts have the advantage of being forgiving, but tuned parts are not so lenient. So when you install a Johnny Glocks Combat or Comp trigger kit and tune it to work in one frame and slide combo you may notice a slight difference when swapping slides. Subtle variances in the rails, machining, or tolerances of two different slides can profoundly affect how the trigger and striker align. This can lead to one slide feeling like it has a shorter reset, while the other may exhibit a longer reset or distinct over travel.

To optimize your setup, start by selecting a primary slide: whether you primarily carry or practice with one slide, tuning your trigger specifically for that slide will yield the best consistency. Adjust your reset and over travel settings on the kit—these small modifications can significantly impact performance. Aim for a short, tactile reset that you appreciate, and limit over travel so that the trigger remains still after the break.

If you frequently swap slides, aim for a compromise—settings that perform adequately on both slides will prove more beneficial than achieving perfection on just one. Always utilize consistent parts; when combining slides from different manufacturers or variants, expect to make different small adjustments.

Lastly, always prioritize safety during testing. Only test with an unloaded firearm if you want to go the extra mile add an

In simple terms, Glock factory parts allow for a degree of movement, but once we refine components and eliminate any slop, the subtle differences between slides become evident. Refined components demand stable geometry. Minimal shifts in how the striker interacts with the sear can alter the nuances of reset and over travel. This is why a trigger may feel flawless in Slide A yet seem “a lil diff” with Slide B.

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