r/polymer80 • u/1beanyx • 5d ago

Accidental Binary/FRT

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no binary or frt does this on its own

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u/BombSquadJohnny7 Reflective Belt 4d ago

It’s unsafe, your sear engagement is too weak. I would not keep that firearm loaded, not safe to carry. It is important to fix before using.

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u/BurgerLordFPV 4d ago

This is the truth look up smithing back plate and you can see into the cruciform and adjust the engagement.

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u/RX-Labels-Only 3d ago

Am ARMORER or gunsmith backplate?

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u/Admirable_Net_4180 2d ago

There is no such thing as a gunsmith backplate brother. Its the armorer plate. The orange ones.

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u/Crcex86 4d ago

Nah keep it un chambered and carry that biz cuh

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u/Textile302 4d ago

Had a similar issue with all glock internals on a P80 and when i spoke to P80 about this they told me that it was a bad combination of parts tolerances. I swapped out my trigger group and connector and I haven't had an issue since. Used those exact same parts in a different p80 and no problems.

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u/RX-Labels-Only 3d ago

They're not wrong. It's called stacked tolerances. Including the little bit of twist or shrinkage in the frame.

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u/MarzioTheGreat 4d ago

This happened to me also, it fixed itself when I used all OEM parts for the trigger

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u/Low_Knee7754 4d ago

THIS IS THE ANSWER.

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u/Different_Yak3518 3d ago

Shitty engagement.

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u/RockyDecatur 2d ago

I would not have kept shooting after the first one honestly

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u/Odd_Internet8164 2d ago

It's a term called running away change out your lower part kit something broke I won't even say fuck around with it. I just swap it out and I saw you at neutral ground. I thought you were shooting at FRT on some shit.

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u/Odd_Internet8164 2d ago

And by the way, the people at the gun range are gunsmith the one that you went to