Tabitha

I've put a new trigger spring in and double checked everything is as it should be . . . the reset sadly is still not kicking in like it should. If I use the decocker then the trigger resets nicely but when I depress the trigger on a cocked hammer it doesn't complete its reset. She's still a beautiful piece and I'm still pleased at how she's come together. I've finished tailoring the wood grips and they're now done. Sights are Nitrite and the only plastic pieces are the odd ones that have to be. For some reason I look at her and see / think Resident Evil 4 / Revelations / Leon S Kennedy. If it even exists, I am thinking a longer, extended magazine, a red / green dot sight in the guide rod . . Right now though, I think it's time for a coffee. 😄

Sorry for the delay in replying. Having the magazine in or out does not effect the reset sadly. I'll hit more than the obvious spots with lube and follow her movements carefully to see any pressure points where she might be catching / meeting resistance. Thanks for the help. Will update once it's done. 😸

Good morning. I'm hoping that someone will know / see something I haven't as to my trigger reset issue. (I've attached two videos and a photo to aid in illustrating the issue). Put plainly, the trigger doesn't reset / go back to its fully forward, reset position after it is pulled. I've taken my standard, factory basic, TM P226 gas and used it as my project piece (I'm unwell and part of my treatment includes keeping sane using specialised projects). I've basically created a specialised model of the Sig P226, the Naval Spec Ops m odel. I've had her apart and gone over everything with a careful eyen Good morning. I'm hoping that someone will know / see something I haven't as to my trigger reset issue. (I've attached two videos and a photo to aid in illustrating the issue). Put plainly, the trigger doesn't reset / go back to its fully forward, reset position after it is pulled. I've taken my standard, factory basic, TM P226 gas and used it as my project piece (I'm unwell and part of my treatment includes keeping sane using specialised projects). I've basically created a specialised model o,f the P226, namely the Naval model, the Sig P226 (NAVY). I've had her apart and rebuilt her several times and this issue with the sluggish, non fully resetting tv. Her baby 20210402_183743_1.mp4 20210402_183512_1.mp4

Good morning guys. I've hit a wall concerning Mt locating of 3 internal parts for the TM DETONICS. I've included with this request an image of the official blown-apart diagram for the TM DET' with the TM part numbers and the individual parts highlighted for ease of identification. I can't locate any listing for the parts, be it official sellers, companies in the UK and globally, the manufacturers sites, etc. I've gone through the actual private Guarder online companys sites' parts database but still nothing. The only way that I can obtain the items is by purchasing an actual Detonics pistol just for these 3 parts and that's just crazy. Am I missing something obvious? Any help you can offer is hugely welcomed. Kindly, Tabi & Willow.

OK. Donor ordered. 😺

Hi guys and girls. I'll try an keep this brief. This coming Saturday (13th Feb) is going to be my birthday. It's not a standard age though. It's a very big, significant one and it's not joyous for me. (Born in 1981) Because of this, I want to put together a sidearm that means something very personal to me. A Sig Sauer P226. I own a real steel SIG SP2022 chambered in 9mm. I wasn't able to receive a P226 at the time but I was able to request and purchase my 2022. What I'm looking to do is take one of Guarders' P226 metal frame and slide pairs and then use a TM P226 as a donor. My question is, given I will need a full P226 for a donor, would you suggest I simply purchase a TM P226 outright or is there a 'bin' of boneyard/parts that someone knows of or even a TM P226, working or broken that a member possesses that they would be willing/happy to purchase from them? Thank you for patience reading my request. (I've added a couple pictures of my SP2022 for anyone that's interested in SIGs first polymer framed pistol.)