Lead slingin' Parrot Head
| I don't own a P320 and while I've shot one I've never field stripped one so I can't comment from direct experience...but, were it me, I'd be reluctant to spend money on a gun freshly returned from the manufacturer for a safety upgrade, especially if I hadn't even gone through basic troubleshooting procedures. ZuraX, you didn't provide pertinent details such as whether you experienced difficulty in inserting magazines prior to the upgrade, whether this problem occurs with one mag or if other mags were tried, and whether this problem occurs with both loaded and unloaded mags. [Dr.Evil Voice]"Need the information people"[/Dr.Evil Voice] It sounds like HayesGreener has some good input on the issue. Additionally, you might want to read through this thread, as at least one of the comments could possibly relate to your gun's issue. https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...0601935/m/1220027734 ZuraX welcome to the forum. |
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The Quiet Man
| quote: Originally posted by HayesGreener: When you reassemble the gun you have to lock the slide to the rear with the slide lock in the up position. If the slide lock lever is not in the up position there is an internal safety device that prevents pulling the trigger and prevents inserting a magazine. When you have it disassembled you can look down into the frame just in front of the mag well and you will see a tab that protrudes into the mag well. Raise the slide lock lever and rotate your take down lever and you will see that tab move out of the way
This. You can also accidentally activate the safety device while putting the FCU back into the frame. Pressing up on the slide stop will disengage it. |
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| What cal. is it? If it is a 45 they may have put the wrong takedown safety lever in. The 45 takes a different one. If it is wrong the mag wont go in. Good luck |
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| Glad it all worked out for you. |
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Ammoholic
| quote: Originally posted by ZuraX: Yep. But got it back much faster. I am guessing is a CYA thing.
Good for them! They have learned the old “Under commit and over deliver.” approach. It took me a while to figure out (what can I say, I am a slow learner) that while if you tell the wife you are going to be home from work at 5:30 and you get home at 6:00 you are in the doghouse, if you tell her 6:30 and get home at the same 6:00, you are a good guy. It is all about setting expectations and meeting or beating them. |
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