I am in the automotive aftermarket world for a living and for longevety we cryo-treat most everything.
I am new to the fourm and and the XD--40 I just bought.
In the first 2000 rounds I put through it I developed a problem with my
guide rod. I have since called SA and have a new one on the way, and also I will be ordering an upgraded rod and spring combo.
After I get the upgrades I was thinking of having the entire gun treated.
This process creates great strength increases in bolth tensil and compression of ANY material.
Have any of you heard of any one cryo-treating a gun?
This is just a thought I had to increase the XD's relighablity.
PLEASE telll me what you think of this idea
good...bad...otherwise
THANKS
Jp.
I am new to the fourm and and the XD--40 I just bought.
In the first 2000 rounds I put through it I developed a problem with my
guide rod. I have since called SA and have a new one on the way, and also I will be ordering an upgraded rod and spring combo.
After I get the upgrades I was thinking of having the entire gun treated.
This process creates great strength increases in bolth tensil and compression of ANY material.
Have any of you heard of any one cryo-treating a gun?
This is just a thought I had to increase the XD's relighablity.
PLEASE telll me what you think of this idea
good...bad...otherwise
THANKS
Jp.