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I don't know about anyone private, but Jim Hoag is reasonable and is in the north end of the valley. 8523 Canoga Ave Ste C Canoga Park, CA 91304 (818) 998-1510 It couldn't hurt to give him a call and see what he'd charge.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=234 853 check out post #29, you can also use this method if you rivet your trunion to the reciever first, but you have to make a "key" that will brace against the back of the trunion inside the reciver. Basically a piece of metal cut so it fits inside the reciever but also locks up against the trunion. Im also loosely posting picks of my ...

Your doing it wrong. The rails are the last thing to be installed after all riveting is done. Stop worrying about where to measure. Bend that flat...and go to a Build party. Besides...I have yet to see a flat bending jig that accommodates rails already installed. EDIT: What is your location ?

Kroil for cleaning bores... CLP for lube. harmless to glocks

You should of went to the last build party. A couple of guys from san diego came.

looks good, how do you think the paint will respond on the barrel after alot of use?

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I have the same gun and same problem so what I did was shaved the under-trigger guard and stippled the whole entire grip area for positive hold when shooting. I also did that for my glock-19. Taking off the finger groove is not a good idea (personal opinion) because if for some reason you plan to sell the pistol someday then you will loose a lot of value. Check out pics of my Glk-30

If you post a picture or two it might help to get sugestions.

Does it still act up with the cover in place?