[jora0703]

I'm looking for somebody to mod my SF. I have already contacted glock jockey, he said he can't work with the SF's. I'm looking for compensator, magwell and trigger job. Basically a base line IPSC job. Any Ideas??

 

[TheLaw]

Welcome to the forum jora. Hopefully someone will come along soon with some suggestions.

 

[Boomer]

As far as a compensator, you would most likely need to get an aftermarket extended barrel. Extended barrels come in both threaded and non-threaded styles, compensators come threaded with a locking set screw on the bottom side. They can be found as well as a magwell, can be found around the glock parts supplier sites (glockworx.com, rockyourglock.com, glockstore.com, glockworld.com, glockmeister.com or even midwayusa.com).

A great trigger job will take about an hour. There are two parts to this. As for part one, its called the 25 cent trigger job. You will need a Scherer (or your choice of brand) 3.5lb connector, polish compound, a dremel w/ polish pad for faster polishing, pin punch or GLOCK takedown tool, your favorite gun oil and a Q-tip. Look up the 25 cent trigger job on youtube and then oil the metal friction services up with the Q-tip and thats done.

As far as the second part goes, its what I like to call "Advanced GLOCK Trigger Job". I am currently working on making a video explaining the process and the whats needed to do it here in a day or two.

 

[NTA]

I'm looking for somebody to mod my SF. I have already contacted glock jockey, he said he can't work with the SF's. I'm looking for compensator, magwell and trigger job. Basically a base line IPSC job. Any Ideas??

Ben, of Boresight Solutions http://www.boresightsolutions.com can help you with the magwell and trigger job but im not sure if he can help you with the compensator.

 

[jora0703]

Awesome thanks for the starting points. That gives me a better place to start for now at least. If there are any more ideas out there let me know guys...

 

[jora0703]

Well minus the 3.5 connector the 25 cent trigger job complete just need to order the new connector and call it a day. On to the next step what that is not really sure yet....