Don’t F with guns if you don’t know what you’re doing

[Dieseltech]

Previous owner did a job on it alright... where I come from we call that a hack job, not a trigger job!

 

[RiverBend]

but he wanted one o them full auto Glocks

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

If you can’t work on a Glock, you can’t work on any gun.

Okay well I never disassemble my G19 any further than field stripping the slide barrel and guide rod. I can see how everything works in the frame but I've never had any reason to remove any of that stuff. So...color me ignorant but what am supposed to see in the pic?

 

[atljetmech]

Well at least he didn't have to fill out that evil 4473 and besides, he knew his gunsmith buddy would hook him up!

 

[Burning Love]

$30 in OEM parts and it’s as good as new

 

[JBWJr]

Okay well I never disassemble my G19 any further than field stripping the slide barrel and guide rod. I can see how everything works in the frame but I've never had any reason to remove any of that stuff. So...color me ignorant but what am supposed to see in the pic?

Dremel rape. Pure and simple.

 

[Smiley]

...but how was that stipple job tho?

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Dremel rape. Pure and simple.

Oh well that makes sense. I inherited one of those table top rigs that turns your Dremmel into a drill press. So I should be able to do a real professional hack job on any gun now.

 

[OttoMan]

Okay well I never disassemble my G19 any further than field stripping the slide barrel and guide rod. I can see how everything works in the frame but I've never had any reason to remove any of that stuff. So...color me ignorant but what am supposed to see in the pic?

I am with you... looks weird... and I won’t go that far either. But seems that he was trying to install a ghost-trigger bought at ghostinc.com

 

[Cadcom]

That what happens when you try to "tune" a Glock trigger to break like glass.