The hammer that comes with, does it need to be installed with the WMD NiB-X BCG? I plan on using the stock hammer.
1732776
The hammer that came with mine would not work with the trigger group I had already, so I used my stock hammer
1732777
totally use the stock hammer myself, however the nickel boron qualities would be equally beneficial, in theory, on a hammer.
1732778
You can use the stock hammer, just keep in mind that the nickel boron is a more durable material so your stock hammer may get worn from constant hitting against the NIB-X BCG. i recommend using the NIX-X Hammer.
1732779
No it does not but its an easy swap and will save on wear and tear and is much easier to clean.
1732780
No, you don't have to use the hammer that comes with the kit- though it would last longer. Also, there are kits available that don't include the hammer.
1798062
The "tip" if you will is basically a quick (dis)connect attachment for the tips that came with it. Put that on and use the allen screws built into it to tighten it really good. Then you just grab it and slide it down towards the hammer itself, which allows you to insert the tips, then let go and they should be locked in. They won't be locked in tight, because otherwise the hammer isn't able to do it's job and move them, but you should be unable to pull them back out without sliding down the collar again.
860230
The hammer cocks back and releases when the trigger is pulled. It does not functionally cock the gun though. To do that you must rack the slide.
2170782
LOL! thanks for the correction. the minor gripe I have is that you can see seams on the hammer. The side that you would slam down upon your enemy or bildgesnype. Otherwise, a good purchase.
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At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this time. I expect it will be a similar situation when I do get a chance to look at it. At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this... » Read More At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this time. I expect it will be a similar situation when I do get a chance to look at it. « Show Less
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I would have to check, but my hunch is larger. Real problem would be that the end of the shaft where you would thread on the slap hammer is squared off to accept the handle it comes with.
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I have used it in a cordless impact drill that vibrates a lot, it will loosen up the drill or screw head, but I'm not sure if had it hand tight or used the tightening wrench.. its been a while. I dont own a hammer drill, but I dont see why it wouldn't work.. except for vibration that may loosen up the drill bit.
49130
No it won't because the hammer is made for a 45 cal. And I know this because my brother has the colt 1911-22 and he tried to put a 45 hammer. Hope this helps
1389573
You will need to purchase some screws to hold this Hogue grip in place. You could ask your local armorer for them or order from Sig.
857136
Not sure but I will say the hammer works jus fine. I'm satisfied with it and have used it for several AR builds. You should put a very small amount of loctite on the threads because they will become loose. Good luck with yours Glen.
1045211
No you don't. It comes with the piercing studs. If you want to pierce with a needle then you simply buy the needle and pierce with it. No gun needed.
1756349
Clearly no issue with hammer bite, what with the complete lack of external hammer on Glocks. The reason why I like these for the baby Glocks especially is that the frame extends back only far enough to meet the back end of the slide. When shooting more than maybe 30 rds in a sitting the left corner of the frame begins to chew through the skin on my thumb knuckle, and after about 100 rds it has begun to bleed. The beaver tail extension alleviates this and increases comfort when shooting due to better ergonomics, an area where I believe Glocks have always suffered.
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Hi Otis,I have a Nitro Venom and it comes with a lousy scope. The Hammers base won't fit on the Nitro Venom but all you have to do is switch the base of the Hammers with that of the Nitro scope and you are in business The both hold a 1" barrel and are interchangeable. I just threw out the scope that comes with the Nitro, it is that cheap and bad. Good Luck.
834393
No hammer is needed its an easy hands on just a couple nut bolds.. Everything you need comes in the box.. You'll enjoy it makes a perfect couch even bed... Hope this help thanks..
393318
I have the 637 Airweight "With Hammer" and it works with no problem, so I am guessing yes for your hammerless. Hope this helps, All The Best.
1863857
No, you will need the Lee Precision 5 Hole Turret for the Load Master Press.
1004619
No. The barrel is solid after about an inch of bore. The hammer does cock back and is released by the trigger.