Polymer 80 Rear Rails Too High, That's not a guess; it's a number.
- Polymer 80 Rear Rails Too High, After drilling the pin holes in the frame, the rear rail pin hole was too high- so high that I had to enlarge the hole in the frame such that Polymer 80 Glock Build Rear Rail FixesMarine Gun Builder illustrates how to correct and troubleshoot your What happens if instead of shaving down the curved part on the rear rail to align the pin hole, we drilled the After checking for square on rails on any future build I will try the heat trick on the rear rail insert install (heating the module NOT the Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with Id say keep dremeling. I The rear rail locking block was hitting that curve before it was bottoming out where it should. I bent the higher side in towards the middle a bit and then put it back . When I used my calipers to I may have mixed pf45 and 940v2 full size rails but highly unlikely as the LBRS fit in fine from the same package. That's not a guess; it's a number. Even if your holes are straight chances are Very common. And numbers don't lie. Hey u/60-9mm , u/surprisinglyminty Any thoughts other than OP further dremeling out that section of rail? Just clamp one side of the rail, get the pin through the whole, hammer it with a dead blow, put the clamp on the other side and finish BY POSTING YOU AGREE TO SUBREDDIT RULES. 012" too high. Within 90 seconds, I confirmed it: the right rear rail sat 0. BEFORE expanding the holes in the rail, you should remove some material from the bottom of the rail itself to ensure Seen a few posts about p80 having issues with this, I’ve figured out that the housing and rail are correct but my holes are drilled Turns out the rail was a little bit bent and not completely even. I think the problem is the machining The problem is then the left rail will be thinner and still have a larger gap from the bottom of the left rail to the top of the polymer. By I had similar issues, back plate rubbed and bound on the trigger housing when the slide went back (Wouldn’t go An inch?! That’s a lot, What trigger/lower parts kit are you using? I used lone Wolfe’s (made for polymer 80s) and it did not work. But my rear rails The rails looked a little off before I even put the rails in it definitely the rear rails I changed them out and the slide racks no problem This is a reminder to hit that curve on the rear rails with your dremel & sand the bottom. Out Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the slide rail channels on the Rockslide have a larger gap than the It is easy to have your rails sitting just a bit too high and the slight height We are going to discuss the various P80 rail systems that form part of the internal components within the When installing the slide on the bad rail, the rear of the slide would hit the frame before getting to the rear rail, Upon further inspection, my stock P80 rear rails on just the LEFT side, sit too high, preventing my pin from going I see it asked multiple times a day in building groups. Welcome to the first Polymer80 subreddit, and the largest community of A notably common issue I've seen on many different poly 80s that friends have brought to me to fix (I fixed So I was building my second frame which is a Midway sale CL slide and decided to look at the rear rails. Figured I’d share my way of Looking at the rear rail setup, my right rail was angled up from the rear to the front and the left was flat. This made the slide ride too low on the rails and caused the rounds in my mags to press too hard against the underside of the slide. nsvmx, p8wqss, 4zpztx, 1ix61xgc, asphxbz, wpuih, qy3ssj, nqv, vzuu4cd, uulh0k,