Glock Firing Pin Safety Problems at Kira Smith blog

Glock Firing Pin Safety Problems. Examination of the gun showed significant peening damage to the aftermarket titanium firing pin safety, as illustrated in the attached photos by the arrows. I just got a used glock 30 gen 3 today. To check it, see if you can push the striker past. Using a solvent, clean the firing pin, the safety block, and their surrounding areas to remove any accumulated grime. It was dirty and full of carbon. It's called push thru, and it's a problem that glock's very rarely develop. It was made in 2005. The firing pin safety should block any forward movement of the firing pin. Press forward on the back of the firing pin lug and attempt to force the firing pin forward. If this does not solve the problem, consider replacing the firing pin or safety block. Today, after cleaning my g43x, i routinely tested the firing pin, as per spec. To test, one pushes down the firing pin safety with. Changing safeties or strikers won't do. The firing pin safety wedges against the extractor and locks into place, otherwise it will fall out. The solution to firing pin safety block problems primarily involves thorough cleaning and occasionally, replacement of parts.

I just got a used glock 30 gen 3 today. Examination of the gun showed significant peening damage to the aftermarket titanium firing pin safety, as illustrated in the attached photos by the arrows. Today, after cleaning my g43x, i routinely tested the firing pin, as per spec. Changing safeties or strikers won't do. The solution to firing pin safety block problems primarily involves thorough cleaning and occasionally, replacement of parts. It was dirty and full of carbon. The firing pin safety wedges against the extractor and locks into place, otherwise it will fall out. To test, one pushes down the firing pin safety with. It was made in 2005. It's called push thru, and it's a problem that glock's very rarely develop.

GLOCK OEM FIRING PIN SAFETY 17/19 GEN5

Glock Firing Pin Safety Problems To test, one pushes down the firing pin safety with. If this does not solve the problem, consider replacing the firing pin or safety block. Today, after cleaning my g43x, i routinely tested the firing pin, as per spec. Press forward on the back of the firing pin lug and attempt to force the firing pin forward. It was made in 2005. Changing safeties or strikers won't do. Using a solvent, clean the firing pin, the safety block, and their surrounding areas to remove any accumulated grime. It's called push thru, and it's a problem that glock's very rarely develop. To test, one pushes down the firing pin safety with. The firing pin safety should block any forward movement of the firing pin. The firing pin safety wedges against the extractor and locks into place, otherwise it will fall out. The solution to firing pin safety block problems primarily involves thorough cleaning and occasionally, replacement of parts. To check it, see if you can push the striker past. I just got a used glock 30 gen 3 today. Examination of the gun showed significant peening damage to the aftermarket titanium firing pin safety, as illustrated in the attached photos by the arrows. It was dirty and full of carbon.