Striker Safety Levers Back In Stock

[powder river]

Thank you, to all of you that have been waiting so patiently. I have the new batch of lever in stock now and they are ready to ship. If you are ordering one for a SC, please let me know when you place your order so I can adjust your lever for you. (This is to the make fitting easer to do)

I'm offering a match target kit as well. This kit included everything in the basic kit plus reduced power sear and trigger springs.


This is the basic trigger kit.



This is the M/T kit.
If you are ordering a M/T kit for a .45 cal please let me know when you place your order.

Thanks again,
Daniel

[jasmac01]

Ordered one of each,
Can't wait till they get here!

J

[Edubya]

Ordered mine! How can you be making these when you're in Oregon? Ain't computers and telephones great!

[Menel]

Daniel's support rocks. I had a little issue with all of the safeties being functional after the install, trigger when grip depressed. Daniel was prompt, right on top of troubleshooting, walking me right through making sure the lever was installed properly. Major kudos.

The trigger is very short and smooth. And light years ahead of the long stroke the stock trigger had.

[Conceyted]

Ordered and received in less than 4 days. Installed it and with a little bit of fitting done by myself it works flawlessly. I just got back from the range tonight and the kit is amazing. I am not going to drill at the moment. I found a small piece of plastic just thick enough to double stick tape to the frame behind the trigger. It works pretty nicely even though its a temporary overtravel fix. I am simply waiting on Daniel's piece that goes inside the gun without drilling and gluing.

[powder river]

Originally Posted by Conceyted

Ordered and received in less than 4 days. Installed it and with a little bit of fitting done by myself it works flawlessly. I just got back from the range tonight and the kit is amazing. I am not going to drill at the moment. I found a small piece of plastic just thick enough to double stick tape to the frame behind the trigger. It works pretty nicely even though its a temporary overtravel fix. I am simply waiting on Daniel's piece that goes inside the gun without drilling and gluing.

I'm happy to hear that you are pleased with my product. your temporary solution to the over travel is quite clever. let me know how well it holds up,will you.

I'm making progress on the over travel stop. I'm hoping to have a run of them done by the end of next month.

[Conceyted]

Originally Posted by powder river

I'm happy to hear that you are pleased with my product. your temporary solution to the over travel is quite clever. let me know how well it holds up,will you.

I'm making progress on the over travel stop. I'm hoping to have a run of them done by the end of next month.

Sounds great. You have my email (same as my screenname @ gmail.com ) So be sure to shoot me a line when they are shipping out.

My stop works off the same principle as a mod that many of the 350z guys did/do to their cars. Our clutch has a TON of overtravel and by simply double stick taping a small piece of delrin cut to proper depth, you can safely eliminate the majority of overtravel in the clutch. The only problem I have with my stop is that it's kinda ugly. I'd rather avoid putting anything on the outside of my gun permanently. That being said, the reliability of this mod is not detrimental to the function of the weapon. And, I have body pieces on my car held on by the double stick tape (3m red backing outdoor stuff) I used to fasten this to the gun. It isn't going anywhere till I take it off .

Edit: Didn't have photoshop on the laptop(installing as we speak) but here is a crude crop of a photo I took of the gun with the trigger stop I made.

[Edubya]

I received kit yesterday. I installed it today. It took about 90 min. It was the first time that I took my XD down this far, so I was very careful and had very little problem with the entire installation. It feels great with "dry fire"!

I'm leaving in 10 min. to go to the range.

EW

[powder river]

Originally Posted by Conceyted

Sounds great. You have my email (same as my screenname @ gmail.com ) So be sure to shoot me a line when they are shipping out.

My stop works off the same principle as a mod that many of the 350z guys did/do to their cars. Our clutch has a TON of overtravel and by simply double stick taping a small piece of delrin cut to proper depth, you can safely eliminate the majority of overtravel in the clutch. The only problem I have with my stop is that it's kinda ugly. I'd rather avoid putting anything on the outside of my gun permanently. That being said, the reliability of this mod is not detrimental to the function of the weapon. And, I have body pieces on my car held on by the double stick tape (3m red backing outdoor stuff) I used to fasten this to the gun. It isn't going anywhere till I take it off .

Edit: Didn't have photoshop on the laptop(installing as we speak) but here is a crude crop of a photo I took of the gun with the trigger stop I made.

That 3M tape is some good stuff. I fly a helicopter that has the clear plastic bubble doors and the plastic is held in to the Door frame with that stuff. It came that way from the factory

[Bearcreek]

I got one of these kits (the basic one) and WOW what a difference! When I get some more money I would like to get another 1 or 2 for my other XD's. Daniel's service is absolutely awesome!!