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Originally Posted by Green Frog
It sounds as though you are saying that a plastic disconnector may be expected to function properly (and of course smoothly) with no fitting, while a steel one might require stoning to achieve the same level of performance. Is this correct?
Also, would you care to comment on life expectancy of the plastic disconnector? While I have never heard of disconnectors in S&W semi-autos wearing out or breaking, there have been several reports of breakage of the plastic ones.
Froggie
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The natural “ slickness “ of the plastic one to me seems to equal the metal one. I stone only to smooth the surface of the metal one. It normally dropped in with no fitting needed. I have been shooting and working on thirdgens since the 80s, and both seem equal in their contribution to the action. I’ve only seen one broken one in 90 ish guns I’ve been inside 0f