WE G17 turned into TM G17. Having troubles but working.

[CadetsHQ]

About 90% of my glock 17 is TM. What im having trouble with it is:

pictures: BLACK glock with computer is mine

1) trigger wont lock back when the mag is empty/dry fired

please see pictures below: I have an Idea of what it is, the hammer assembly housing is different than the tan glock. if you look at the trigger bar, it is placed differently.

2) my nozzle isnt smooth. I lubricated it, still nothing. I'm thinking of buying a guarder light weight nozzle housing with the guarder enhanced loading nozzle and valve set.

3) im trying to make this gun as realistic as possible for personal training
I saw this recoil spring and recoil spring guide on intrudershop.com WHERE CAN I GET IT?

[HKGhost]

Is your mag even engaging the slide lock? Sometime the bb follower on the mag doesn't protrude out enough to engage the slide lock lever, and so the slide won't long back. Try a different mag. You can easily check this issue by taking off the slide, insert a empty mag and see if the lever goes up. If it doesn't, then that's where your problem lies.

[CadetsHQ]

Nope, everything works fine except those two things.

[CadetsHQ]

I just noticed. The black G17 that isnt mine is a stark arms g17. so disreguard that comment/picture

[jamuke]

that recoil spring looks like a short stroke kit

what the heck is the problem with the glock? the slide won't lock..or the trigger won't reset

[CadetsHQ]

The trigger doesn't lock back when you "make it safe". When the gun isn't cocked and the slide is forward, the trigger should not reset until it is cocked.

[Danke]

That's typical of WE.

If you swap your trigger bar, trigger, rear chassis, hammer, spring, and the other contents you should be able to get the trigger to rest at the rear like a TM or an actual Glock does.

[Adamlxlx]

That is a "gen4" style spring guide. Real steel gen4 glocks have a dual captive recoil spring. I assume they are trying to replicate that. You would most likely need a new slide to go along with it as the diameter is larger at the front.