Posted: 10/12/2008 9:29:02 PM EDT
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When a Glock is fully assembled, cocked, and the trigger is pulled...is it normal for the trigger bar to ride against the inside of the frame and flex it out slightly? I just noticed it doing this on my internally stock G34. thx |
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Besides the fact that one's eyes should always be on one's front sight/target and although for the most part I don't spend alot of time finger-fuckin around with my Glocks; your post intrigued me and I had to dry fire my G30 a few times this morning in order to figure out WTH you are speaking of here. FWIW, it ain't "frame" you are seeing flexing outward; the polymer frame does not move or flex in any manner that I can see, but what you are more than likely seeing is the "slide release lever" flexing outward as the trigger drops when the trigger bar returns forward. IMO, you have entirely too much time on your hands sir - I suggest ya get to the range and practice placing rounds on target instead of setting around the house smoking pot and dry firing at god knows what around your living room....  mike |
I'm sorry, but I have to ask, are you sure your not looking at the thumb groove that is molded into the shape of the frame? no part of my 34's frame, flexes wile dry firing. and I cant really think of any reason why it would. |
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With all this talk of finger-fucking and flexing I had to check this thread out. For the record, my US made G35 'flexes' just a tad. Really hard to see, but if you put your left index finger where it says Smyrna, GA, and lightly pull the trigger until you get full take-up, you can feel the frame move back and forth just a tad. |