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I don't know how to put this but I would like someone to talk me through the operation of striker fired pistols internally.I have always owned hammer operated.
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I don't know how to put this but I would like someone to talk me through the operation of striker fired pistols internally.I have always owned hammer operated.
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12-29-2008, 04:35 PM
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http://www.sniperworld.com/glock/
Cutaway action animated model of Glock
Make receiver and slide transparent on animation to see internal action (click on boxes)
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12-29-2008, 06:12 PM
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What is necessary for me to be able to open the above? Have seen others like this and been unable to see what is contained although I have followed all instructions, sorry for being such a dummy but thanks for the help.
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12-29-2008, 11:26 PM
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Here are some videos of an actual cutaway Glock. The second vid is of the striker.
http://www.dt-concepts.com/ca/ca.html
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12-29-2008, 11:36 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by deanodog:
I don't know how to put this but I would like someone to talk me through the operation of striker fired pistols internally.I have always owned hammer operated.
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The striker is the firing pin. It has a spring around its shaft. As you pull the trigger, the striker is pulled back against the spring and at some point released to fly forward and ignite the round. It's basically just like a ZIP gun if you know what I mean.
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12-30-2008, 07:48 AM
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The striker is the firing pin. It has a spring around its shaft. As you pull the trigger, the striker is pulled back against the spring and at some point released to fly forward and ignite the round
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Thanks that is what I needed.
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