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@@tylerkaczmar6114 you're very welcome.

@@DustinHalbrooks you're very welcome. I'm glad it helped.

Actually that's normal in all Glocks (even clones like mine) if the gun hasn't been put into battery (slide racked). If the gun is empty but the slide is racked, then once the trigger has been pulled the firing pin will free float inside the channel. That is likely what you are hearing. With the gun empty rack the slide then shake and see if the rattle stops. If it does then you're good to go. If it still rattles then take it to a gunsmith to check it out. With that being said, it shouldn't be an overly lowd rattle. If it is there may be another issue. In that case I'd advise taking it to a gunsmith asap.

​@@JettaManDesignsthank you

​@@Otomochemhochy you're very welcome. Thanks for the question and for wantching.

Good question. The short answer is that this alone will not improve your grouping. There are other fundamentals that you must master in order to improve your grouping. However, doing this, if used with a proper trigger pull, will help you to not only improve your grouping but with enough practice, will help you do it faster. Give it a try and get back to me. (The long answer). Now if you want to step up from shooting paper targets then you can decide to do this modification and step your game up and start ringing steel on the move or in competitions. There's a reason the higher tier guns have buttery smooth triggers. Trust me, their bars are worked to death. In an emergency situation your target isn't gonna stand still while you shoot them. This modification improves the trigger grittyness often found in glock triggers (and clones using glock OEM parts). It also helps on the reset. You can take a step further and change the connector and vastly lighten the trigger pull (the 10 trigger pull average on my EDC is 3lb to 4lbs but my competion builds are 2lb to 3lbs. However, if you're rocking a Glock with a 5lb to 6lb trigger pull and only getting to the range once or twice a year to shoot paper targets and you feel thats all the training you need to successfully protect your life and the ones you love, then again, this is not the mod for you. But I do suggest you give it a try and let me know how it turns out. (just my 2 cents) JettaMan OUT!

@@GotGammage wzup Gammage. Thx for the sound bite.

@@JettaManDesigns brahhh!!!! It’s the truth sometimes!!! lol

@@GotGammage no doubt

@@ShawnKing-qr1ik you're very welcome. Glad I was able to throw you the alyoop (I guess that's how you spell it lol). Good slam dunk sir.

@@murphytoadster9864 glad to be of service. My apologies for the delayed response.

@@murphytoadster9864 that's great. I hope it's working out for you. My apologies for the delayed response.

Thank you sir.

Yes you are absolutely right if you're using a shoe that has a full pin (i.e. the original Ranger Proof Shoes like the red one shown here) or set screw that goes through to the other side. The Empire Stiletto shoe pictured does not have a set screw that goes all the way through neither does any of the new Ranger Proof shoes. Thanks for the input because that is a good technique when using that type of shoe. Good stuff.

Thank you very much! More to come.

You're very welcome. Thx for watching.

Glad it was helpful! You're welcome and thanks for watching. Mote to come.

@@sax5055 thats awesome. My apologies for the delayed response. I think it's great that your grandson got that experience as well. I too prefer to use aftermarket extended slide releases (and a couple raised) due to my high and tight grip. I've never seen one bend as you described though. Maybe that one was a QC issue. Anyway, I'm glad this video was able to help and please let me know if I can help in any other way in relation to the Glock platform. Stay tuned for more.

@@JettaManDesigns No worries. I’m retired and only work one day a week. Range tomorrow with son and grandson. Nothing but good times. Concerning the bent slide release, it was definitely odd. I have “a few” Glocks and never had an issue like that. I don’t know how you’d QC a simple piece of metal. It had about 2,000 rounds through it. Just one of those things. I don’t carry a backup firearm on duty…I’m rethinking that one. I may have to confiscate my wife’s G43 😏 But a G26 sounds better…I can shove one of my 24 round mags in it. Yeah…I just talked myself into another Glock 🤷🏻‍♂️😁

Thanks a lot and thx for watching. Yeah RUclips deleted the build videos and gave me channel strikes but you can see them on my Rumble page (rumble.com/JettaManDesigns) Friggin commies.

@@JettaManDesigns What do you think about those empire pbf stiletto triggers? I'm thinking about getting one for my next build... either that or a serpico!

​@@WillyMandingoWinchesterlove it. I was able to snag one for another build I'm working on. I'm gonna run it with the Glock Performance Trigger in a Strike Industries Strike 80 frame. Wait til you see that one.

@@JettaManDesigns I look forward to it! Don't let RUclips and haters discourage you man... you're doing a great job! I've learned a lot just watching you! Thanks for your input on the trigger and take it easy!

@@WillyMandingoWinchester thx doc. More to come soon.

Hope all is well with you and the ol fireside gang!

Thank you very much! Stay tuned. More vids dropping this month. Finally got my work space back.

Thx and thx for watching. More to come soon. I finally got my work space back.

@@JettaManDesigns excellent best of luck

Glad it was helpful! How did your purchase go?

@@JettaManDesigns yes. Very good addition to the workshop. Most of my projects are small benchtop builds. A large drill press, while nice, is too big for the space I have in my shed. I'll keep watching your channel.

I hope your results have been stellar. Glad to be of service.

@@JettaManDesigns I changed that spring and that solved the misfire problem!

@@msweeney70 outfrigginstanding

Go for it. It couldn't hurt. Thx for watching. More to come soon.

NO!

Lol thanks for watching. Once it's installed in the dremel I just hang it over the wire strap on the top. 🤷🏾‍♂️. Thx for the question.

Thank you too and thx for watching. Stay tuned for more.

That sounds great. I'd love to see a pic of your setup. I'd gladly share it on a followup video. Email to Ram@jettamandesigns.com if you like. Thanks for watching and the tips. I may give it a try.

Thx, I appreciate it. More to come.

I don't believe so but why wouldn't you just loosen the height adjustment lever (minute 4:29) and lower it to the height desired?

Right on. You're very welcome.

@@JettaManDesigns polishing up the trigger bar though really makes the gun run smoother?

@@Cowboybounty yessir. Give it a try.

You're welcome. I'm glad it helped. More to come, stay tuned.

You're very welcome. Thx for watching. More to come. Stay tuned.

Lol thx. That's one way to do it lol. Glad to of service. More to come, stay tuned.

Glad to hear it. More to come this month. Stay tuned.

Thx for watching. The collet that comes with the dremel won't accept the 4mm bits. I suggest purchasing the Dremel 631 Brad Point Bits and using the 5/32 bit (slightly smaller). The shank on the 631 bits are shaved down to fit the dremel collet. Once youve completed the holes then run your m4 bit through the hole BY HAND to get it to the correct size. Let me know if this helps.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. More to come.

16 Lbs?! lol

You're very welcome. Thx for watching. More to come.

Thanks for the compliment and you are very welcome. Glad it helped. Thx for watching. More to come.

Thank you sir and thx for watching. More to come.

Sorry for the delay. No it's not supposed to spin freely. At the rear of the base there should be a "Base Hex Bolt & Nut" to tighten that. I have filmed, "How to Assemble Your Dremel Workstation for First Time Quality - "The Prequel" (min 1:00 - 1:25) where i showed the full assembly but RUclips in their infinite wisdom deleted it and gave me channel strike. Anyway, you can check it out on my Rumble channel at rumble.com/vrlrys-how-to-assemble-your-dremel-workstation-for-first-time-quality.html Let me know if you have any other questions. Thx for watching.