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Is it better to grease or oil the takedown lever? It is extremely tight.... or do you have a better idea? | ||
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The lever may be to tight due to the o-ring and Nitron finish. It's not uncommon with some pistols. You can contact SIG to see what they say. I simply used a (green) 3M Scotch pad and lightly scuffed off some of the Nitron on the shaft, then applied a liberal amount of grease/oil and worked it a few times. Problem solved. I'm retired and owe no one an apology for my personal opinions. | |||
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I used a tiny drop of something called Slip 2000, I believe, and it loosened up. I now include that in my cleaning routine. | |||
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Junior Member |
Thanks for the tips.. | |||
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To get the take down lever to turn properly I have to wiggle the guide rod, if it's not in the correct position or tilted slightly the lever won't turn. | |||
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Same here __________________________________________________ If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit! Sigs Owned - A Bunch | |||
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If it's hard to start, jiggle the guide rod. Something binds a bit sometimes. If it's hard in the middle/towards the end, that's it engaging the mag safety. Just gotta live with it. ------------------------------------------------ Charter member of the vast, right-wing conspiracy | |||
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