POLISHING VIDEO?

[skywarrior]

Just wondering if there are any good videos on polishing parts in a Sigma.

 

[Garpo]

There are several on Youtube covering other pistols but the process would be the same for the Sigma. Just do a search on "polishing pistol slides."

 

[mtngunr]

I am unclear if this is a query as to polishing external purposes for cosmetics, or internal surfaces for functionality?

 

[Garpo]

Now that I reread the OP he states in the pistol. Based on that I can assume he is referring to internal parts meaning functionality and not bling. Even at that he shold clarify his request. What parts?

 

[meanmrmustard]

No need to be rude.

 

[ih8suvz]

Does this void the warranty? If so I wouldn't do it.

 

[meanmrmustard]

Does this void the warranty? If so I wouldn't do it.

Good question.

 

[9c1 lover]

nope, ask me how i know.

 

[Maximumbob54]

nope, ask me how i know.

How do you know?

 

[meanmrmustard]

How do you know?

We're in suspense. How do you know?

 

[9c1 lover]

just guessin

 

[9c1 lover]

im joking, mine had the trigger job done and needed work, they sent it back fixed with new internals so i had to do the trigger job again, but i didnt mind.

all free and no mention of polished internals.

the reason i figured they replaced my internals is probably liabilty. you know, they worked on gun and didnt fix a modification, maybe they could be some at fault n some way?

just a thought, but thats how i know.

 

[meanmrmustard]

im joking, mine had the trigger job done and needed work, they sent it back fixed with new internals so i had to do the trigger job again, but i didnt mind.

all free and no mention of polished internals.

the reason i figured they replaced my internals is probably liabilty. you know, they worked on gun and didnt fix a modification, maybe they could be some at fault n some way?

just a thought, but thats how i know.

Now THAT is something youve said that makes sense. I just hope that your reasoning is right, cuz im in same boat.

 

[Maximumbob54]

I guess I won't be polishing anything just to feel a little safer. No need to tease the tiger.

 

[meanmrmustard]

I guess I won't be polishing anything just to feel a little safer. No need to tease the tiger.

Good idea.

 

[9c1 lover]

sent me a sticker, i sent it in with a note stating problem, (broken extractor), they sent it back with all new parts. new striker assmbly, new well, everything. and had it back maybe 3 weeks after sending it in.

 

[meanmrmustard]

sent me a sticker, i sent it in with a note stating problem, (broken extractor), they sent it back with all new parts. new striker assmbly, new well, everything. and had it back maybe 3 weeks after sending it in.

Hope that's how it goes for me. Have u seen a vid of polishing?

 

[9c1 lover]

several why?

 

[meanmrmustard]

several why?

Anyway you could post a link? I'd like to see it done, for educational purposes.

 

[HBoswell]

Here is the link to Jeff's first video. You probably should watch all four parts before you start working on the gun.

YouTube - ‪Sigma 9mm, Part 1, Turning a pigs ear into a silk purse‬‏

I did most of these mods on mine and it went from a gritty 11lb pull to a smooth as silk 8lb. The break is much crisper, the accuracy is as good as any of my other 9MMs and it still functions flawlessly after over 1000rds.