Recent content by Raised on a Deere

Thank you very much kramden

Want to be able to take my M&P40 and M&P22c apart to work on trigger and other stuff. What size punches do I need or is there a basic kit of something that takes care of a variety of semiauto needs?

That cleared it up. The videos also were a big help.

I'm confused you state you did this mod on a 9c but the link you provided to the supplier is for a shield mod. Another of you said you wish there was such a mod for the shield. Maybe there it is but I think I am just confused. I am wanting to juice up my 40FS although it is not bad. I really...

I feel like a dummy now. What is the supposed reason or improvement in some situation or other that would cause anyone to recommend using with the sleeve off. Is it cosmetic, improved grip for some hands, what? I can think of nothing that would temp me to remove it except to perhaps unwittingly...

Fantastic�� at least I learned how the trigger works exploring this issue. In my early work life I worked on office machines, typewriters printers and such and the way things connect and contact was always an important part of things.

Took another look at my picture to so what was evoking some of your responses. Sorry I did not notice the things that look like intentions. That is oil streaks amplifying the light somehow. In person the parts look pristine and high quality finish. It is just the lack of full bite under the seer...

As said: it is by design. The larger diameter end slides to one side or the other so stack height stays approximately same end to end, ie. Rim end to nose end.

Gun is functioning fine. Just wondering about only half the thickness of the trigger engaging the seer. I see no actual wear but the polishing or rub track on the top of the trigger cramming surface confirms that in actual use the trigger is only partially under the seer. Eventually as it...

With the slide removed and the seer disconnect re-engaged, as I pull trigger toward the seer, the engagement with the seer is only about half the thickness of the trigger. Gun is new and only fired a few hundred times including dry firing and I can see that the wear polishing is also on about...

stings I guess that decides it in favor of APEX trigger. Just looking at it I thought perhaps it has something to do with the hinge or being a bit too curved under the finger. I am pretty sure it is not my hands. They are pretty tough. I run chainsaws and work on tractors and fired various...

Sear flutter? FTF? What are the words? I think by sear flutter you are describing a condition whereby You get a second firing from one trigger pull. I am newbie with pistols. Reason I am interested is on my new M&P 40 Pro I had an incident where after a particular shot the trigger was so...

Just purchased my first ever pistol the M&P 40 PRO. I have fired several different pistols overtime and never experienced a thing like that. My sense is that something is hitting the trigger during the cycle that should 't. Before I declare a problem I wanted to know what some of you who are...

Firs time I somehow took mine apart with out the hammer back. It wont go together until you push it back. You can do that with your finger.

Ditto I was not into guns at age of 30 but came to having to deal with what we call groundhogs in central KY. Eating corn crops and destroying garden. Borrowed a neighbors 22 and was surprised that mostly I was not killing them. Did a bit of talking around and wound up buying a Marlin short...