You need to start doing this.

[@DesertTactical]

Great info, brother. I must admit, I check for that operational condition out on the range. Thanks to the knowledge I've acquired from you, my triggers have been extra crispy and nice.

[@tacticalpontoon]

I learned this one the hard way right before Tacticalpontoon was a thing. It was out at the range and the trigger went binary on me. Pulling the mag, it was fine and during my checks later, it was fine....yet with a mag in, it would fail. That is when the light bulb went off and it became clear, there was more to the puzzle.

[@DesertTactical]

@@tacticalpontoon you should have patented that binary trigger. 🤣

[@tacticalpontoon]

@DesertTactical Lmao not my style

[@maxmccain8950]

Thank you for the info sir. I’ve known this for a while but I don’t see anyone else doing it, even the “pros”.

[@tacticalpontoon]

It really has blown me away how few people know this....and like you said.... the 'experts' included.

[@thetnpickers]

hey friend! great video and i love the fact that you're out to build the best trigger ever! I'm always up for a good trigger review so let me know if i can ever help! I love my gen 3 19! Desert Tactical sent me! nice to meet you! Subbed

[@tacticalpontoon]

I have been on this grind for years now, having built for guys like Tactical Toolbox and Honest Outlaw reviews, but I am always looking for great people to work with.

[@timdoggg85]

I noticed this with my Dagger after polishing the trigger bar, safety plunger, and striker face. What’s your opinion on tweaking the slide channels/rail connecting points to improve slide to frame tolerance?

[@tacticalpontoon]

You could do that, but it takes care to work the rails. Tuning your trigger pack to fit the current tolerances will be easier and for most, a better idea