[czgunner]

Look what happened!

Just kidding.
Got bored last night, and decided to strip the slide...too easy, so I moved on to the frame.
Lots of gunk in there! So satisfying to clean it up!
The armorers manual says to not disassemble the sear block, but I'm no idiot...so I did it anyway.
Ran the high wear points over the buffing wheel, lubed it all up, and threw it back together.
It work just fine!
Trigger is soo buttery now. And I didn't even mess with the striker.

 

[jenglish]

Cool. By chance, do you have a digital version (PDF or what not) of the armorer's manual?

 

[uncut]

Cool cool
my armorers manual says nothing about not to take the sear block appart.... in fact it shows it in detail how to do it......
I am wondering ... what version of the armorers manual do you have S&W or Interarms ???

 

[Jake Starr]

I am glad that I don't get that bored! But if I do, I now know what to do...but the wife my not like it....

 

[Tomovich]

I can't imagine an armorer's manual saying to not take ANYTHING apart. That's the whole concept of "the armorer".

Now the owner's manual maybe.

 

[ShipWreck]

I'd be too scared to try that - It would be nice to do some easy trigger job stuff, but I'd never try that

 

[RickJZ]

where do you guy's get your P99 armorer's manual from?

 

[czgunner]

where do you guy's get your P99 armorer's manual from?

The legitimate way is to become armorer certified.
Can't say past that, as these are not for public circulation.