Glock pistols are mass-produced using stamped parts — not a bad thing, just how it is. Because of that, an occasional part slips through with a less-than-ideal finish. We believe in inspecting every part for defects and burrs.
In this case, we found a burr on the safety plunger.
We filed the burr down with a small file, being careful not to remove too much material.
Once it met our standards, we polished it up:
Dropped it back in — runs like a champ!
All information posted here is for informational use only. If you make any modifications to your firearms based on this content, you do so at your own risk. Done incorrectly, this can render a weapon unsafe or unusable.
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