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GENERAL => CZ Gunsmithing => Topic started by: odie072 on October 24, 2006, 02:56:58 PM
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I read somewhere (I believe it may have been on glocktalk), about someone using "jewelers rouge(sp?)" to smooth out the roughness in the trigger pull. If I remember right they put the rouge on the "contact points" (sear, trigger) and dry-fired the gun 50-100 times, took apart the gun, cleaned off the rouge and oiled it. Supposedly this smoothed out the trigger.
Has anyone ever tried this? I had a 75b that had a rough trigger and I'm a-fixin to buy a P-01, and was thinking about trying this. I don't feel comfortable trying to polish the points myself, so I was just wondering if this would work.. 
Great forum btw.
odie072
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This is a very fine abrasive. It is used to polish precious metals (very soft metals) to a mirror finish. It may take a loooog time for you to smooth your trigger using this alone. Plus you would have to completely disassemble your pistol to get it all out of all of the parts.
yours,
Virigina Jake