I just used my dremel and the polishing compound that came with it. I used the pointed felt attachment. Nothing really hard about it.
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I did the majority of this
500 rds no jams etc & no cleaning inbetween. PF9 is 1 of my primary carry pieces now
I did the majority of this
500 rds no jams etc & no cleaning inbetween. PF9 is 1 of my primary carry pieces now
You might contact Kel Tech. Mine was one of the older ones and had a terrible trigger and issues with the feed ramp. They had me ship it to them. They lightened the trigger and polished my feed ramp for me at no cost. Don't know if they will still do this, but worth asking.
yep a dremel with a felt tip, a little bit of polishing compound and some free time will do wonders.
Here is my opinion.....
The felt tip and compound is only slightly abrasive, it will make the ramp shiney, but not necessarily smooth. Use a round object like a pencil that closely matches the ramp curve and use 600 grit paper up to 1500 grit. It won't be shiney, but it will be really smooth.
The felt tip and compound is only slightly abrasive, it will make the ramp shiney, but not necessarily smooth. Use a round object like a pencil that closely matches the ramp curve and use 600 grit paper up to 1500 grit. It won't be shiney, but it will be really smooth.
Agreed. You need to remove the tooling marks on the feed ramp, or else you're just making it shiny.
I use 400 then 600 followed with a felt tip dremel + mother's or flitz. Looks like chrome.
i've done a few of these... also helps to look at the aluminum frame and see if theres any galling marks and look for whats causing them and file and buff that out as well (just little burrs that show up).
I usually re-crown the barrel at the same time
I usually re-crown the barrel at the same time
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