Any animations of how sigma/glock work?

[Backon4]

Are there and animations of how the sigma or glock work? I have an idea about something and need to see an animation of how the guns fire and some specifics for timing etc.

 

[Backon4]

I found a good one for a glock but nothing for a sigma.

 

[blastfact]

Glock and Sigma do not function the same. While they are both striker fired. They transfer from the trigger to the sear diff. And have diff. sear's/action operation. Your can't do much the the cam type sear in the Sigma easy. Other than clean it up. One can make a new sear cam and play with radius and profile. There is some nice improvement to be had there.

The cool thing about Sigma is the trigger transfer bar has some room for improvement. I have a plan for such a improvement. Just have not done it yet. The trigger pull can be shorten and not change the over all timing one bit. BUT it will increase trigger stack pressure a tad.

A break I've been waiting for in this development cycle is going to take place TODAY!!!! I'm going to go purchase a new M&P .45 Run some ammo through it. Then put it into full time HD use. This allows me the slot needed to to development work on my Sigma. There is a near M&P pistol in the Sigma. It just has to be exploited.....

Honestly. There is no reason for S&W to have a M&P, SD and Sigma. It's all marketing. The only reason I'm buy the M&P you may ask? I want a .45. If they had a .45 Sigma. There would be no M&P here.

 

[clint_lnl]

Genitron.com: Basics-Interactive Illustrated Glock Pistol

found this one on glocks

 

[Backon4]

I can't say much. The only reason I am interested in tinkering is I have a M&P 40c for carry now. I have a combination of glock/wolf springs coming Monday to see what I can do. I too was thinking of the trigger bar and have figured one thing out. With the trigger safety the way it is there is not much slack that can be taken out of it. I made a template of the current bar and then took a piece of 1/16 plastic and made quick mock up. You can take about 1/8" out of the pull before it get's to short to let the safety tuck. I also took the slack out of where it meets the seer assembly. I then realized it isn't worth 1/8 of an inch of pull for what it would cost to laser cut it out of stainless and tinker with it to get it better. I did polish the seer assembly inside and out and all surfaces. I also found a spring in an old box of misc that I then trimmed for the seer return. Between the polishing and the spring it is night and day.

 

[leejack]

 

[DWinter]

Thanks for the Genitron website Clint. Lotta good info to be had quickly there.

 

[mlk18]

Nice one leejack.