To avoid punches and pins (or hammers) scarring your slide to change levers or do maintenance, a double layer of masking tape is a good "net" to work with.
To avoid punches and pins (or hammers) scarring your slide to change levers or do maintenance, a double layer of masking tape is a good "net" to work with.
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I think that it's a wise and prudent practice to shoot your carry ammo on a regular basis. Also, my carry gun always has a round chambered, and it's always on my person or secured in a safe in that condition.
Carry ammo is relatively inexpensive and readily available at this time, so investing in a case or three of your pet carry load might be something to look into.
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Last edited by Kyle Reese; 01-21-2018 at 06:36 PM.
I have seen and heard of folks struggling with driving the decocker/safety lever pin back in when reassembling.
I insert a paper clip from the opposite side of the pin's entrance to hold things in place for me. The pin will push the paper clip out.
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With a PX4 .45 the amount of carbon and gunk that can accumulate inside the slide is a lot. This is why I choose to disassemble and detail clean the slide, internal parts and channels every 5,000 rounds.
Firing pin after 5,000 rounds
Extractor after 5,000 rounds
After cleaning
Last edited by PX4 Storm Tracker; 01-22-2018 at 03:38 PM.
The frame does not get as dirty and more spots can be reached during regular cleaning. I choose to disassemble and detail clean the frame and parts every 10,000 rounds.
Hammer group after 10,000 rounds
After cleaning
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Be careful not to clean off the O-ring (SD part shown for clarity)
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