glock question

[DaveTheMinion]

My Google Chi is weak at the moment and I was wondering two things.

1. What's the glock trigger assembly made out of and what's the melting point? I'm going to look more into molybdenum coating the internals in my glock and don't want the trigger turning to goop.

2. Anyone know where I can buy a ghost block?

 

[ratfinkron]

Why would you want to coat it?

 

[Barton72]

2. Anyone know where I can buy a ghost block?

http://www.wineaccess.com/store/lincoln/ecommerce/product.html?product_id=11262260

 

[cheddar_bob]

http://www.wineaccess.com/store/lincoln/ecommerce/product.html?product_id=11262260

 

[DaveTheMinion]

I meant the ghost block glock lock that gsp installs on their guns. The reason I'm looking to coat the internals is to keep the contact points that need lubrication dry lubed. I want it to be self lubricating without the gunk build up oil attracts. The trigger assembly isn't removable from the trigger bar.

 

[cheddar_bob]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=292045300

 

[Cadcom]

Never thought of trying something like that. Make sense!
What about something like Black-T? It's a chemical treatment and i don't think heat comes into play so you may not need to worry about melting points.

http://www.black-t.com/technicalinfo.htm

 

[jwhited]

You can run a Glock bone dry all day long with no adverse effect.

Also this: http://www.clipdraw.com/store/index.php?rn=396&action=show_detail

 

[cheddar_bob]

You can run a Glock bone dry all day long with no adverse effect.

QFT!

 

[Bypass]

Glock sucks