Dallas Austin mark it with a silver sharpie and try installing. Then look for anywhere the sharpie has been rubbed off - high friction areas, and sand it down until it fits. Remember more is less, so be patient. Use a file and some high grit sand paper, probably 400 grit or more. Good luck!
@@Fcreveryoung dont use dremel or file, you remove too much material too fast. Tho thats not a bad idea, but id do that when my frame is insaley thick. Airsoft masterpiece, gunsmithbros, etc. Are greag slides and dont require sanding. Its good they dont just fit easily on the frames because you got room to work with and slide wont be lose or wobbly. Wiith dealinf minor issues like that. Use a good brand lube or so, put thag slide in, if it doesn go on. Pull it out, remove/clean any shaving or loose material of your slide and frame, repeat until the slide goes on completely, once that is done, the slide should be able to alide right on, but it is not smooth, now clean everything again. Then put lube on the rail and slide, then rack it back on fourth, this allows the lube to help the slid move slowly, and in the same time, hand racking the slide to a perfect thickness where the slide gets stupid smooth on the rails, but in the same time, not being griddy or having friction. Remember NOOOO Sanding thag would be the last method youd ever do. Other than that. Just lube your rails, hand rack it for a while, itll get to the point it fit perfectly, slide smoothly and even better, no wobble.
please do more custom hi capas with tracer units included
So just to be sure as im new to hi capas, I dont lube anything besides where the slide comes in contact with the lower?
yes and no, use a small drop of silicone oil to lube the bb part, look up maintennce for a hi capa, and mags so it lasts longer and its smoother
You don't lube anything else ? Like the trigger mechanism or the hammer ?
Does anybody make a blank white slide?
I have a custom hi capa and the slide is a AM slide and it won’t fit on the standard TM frame what do I do?
Dallas Austin mark it with a silver sharpie and try installing. Then look for anywhere the sharpie has been rubbed off - high friction areas, and sand it down until it fits. Remember more is less, so be patient. Use a file and some high grit sand paper, probably 400 grit or more. Good luck!
Thank you
@@Fcreveryoung dont use dremel or file, you remove too much material too fast. Tho thats not a bad idea, but id do that when my frame is insaley thick. Airsoft masterpiece, gunsmithbros, etc. Are greag slides and dont require sanding. Its good they dont just fit easily on the frames because you got room to work with and slide wont be lose or wobbly.
Wiith dealinf minor issues like that. Use a good brand lube or so, put thag slide in, if it doesn go on. Pull it out, remove/clean any shaving or loose material of your slide and frame, repeat until the slide goes on completely, once that is done, the slide should be able to alide right on, but it is not smooth, now clean everything again. Then put lube on the rail and slide, then rack it back on fourth, this allows the lube to help the slid move slowly, and in the same time, hand racking the slide to a perfect thickness where the slide gets stupid smooth on the rails, but in the same time, not being griddy or having friction. Remember NOOOO Sanding thag would be the last method youd ever do. Other than that. Just lube your rails, hand rack it for a while, itll get to the point it fit perfectly, slide smoothly and even better, no wobble.
Random question. Can a inner barrel of a g-series fit in a hi-capa ??
Why use the Blue Maple Leaf? Isn't a yellow more suited for the fps of that Hi-Capa?
will you guys restock on the pizza girl hi capa package
Waiting on parts. Been tough getting anything in lately.