Very enjoyable to watch a "Pro." at work. Brings a smile to my face. Just makes thinks so amazingly simple.Those hands know exactly where they are going next!!
Your first version hammer pins were the same diameter from end to end. These were alot easier to install and once the hammer/strut assembly was in the frame there’s no way it would come out. As for the new ones for the CZ factory race hammer how do you do the fitting on the larger shoulder side? I was trying to drive it flush to the side of the hammer with your starter punch. Now it’s dragging inside the frame. I have to disassemble it and remove the pins with the starter punch to do it over. Good thing I got 4 of them.
Subscribed to your channel the other day. Been a Glock fan for a long time but I'm fixing to buy a CZ p10c. Was happy to find a company that specializes in parts for them. We definitely be looking to Cajun Gun Works when I buy the p10c.
Very enjoyable to watch a "Pro." at work. Brings a smile to my face. Just makes thinks so amazingly simple.Those hands know exactly where they are going next!!
Your first version hammer pins were the same diameter from end to end. These were alot easier to install and once the hammer/strut assembly was in the frame there’s no way it would come out. As for the new ones for the CZ factory race hammer how do you do the fitting on the larger shoulder side? I was trying to drive it flush to the side of the hammer with your starter punch. Now it’s dragging inside the frame. I have to disassemble it and remove the pins with the starter punch to do it over. Good thing I got 4 of them.
Subscribed to your channel the other day. Been a Glock fan for a long time but I'm fixing to buy a CZ p10c. Was happy to find a company that specializes in parts for them. We definitely be looking to Cajun Gun Works when I buy the p10c.
Exactly how I did it thanks