I thought I posted a dedicated thread for this, but apparently not. So here we go. If I'm missing some shots that would be helpful, let me know.
Here are some example photos for those builders who are looking for help diagnosing problems.
Make sure you have good / bright lighting and that the photos are sharply focused.
This is nearly 100% (99%?) engagement. You can use a flashlight to help light up the interior for the photo:
Another way to effectively capture a good view of the sear engagement is to take the photo slightly off-angle, instead of straight on. Use a flashlight to illuminate it.
Here are some example photos for those builders who are looking for help diagnosing problems.
Make sure you have good / bright lighting and that the photos are sharply focused.
Field Stripped:
Channel and rail shots!
Assembled:
Sear Engagement with Armorer's Slide Backplate
Comparison between aftermarket (Polymer80) and OEM (Glock) parts. On the bottom, I used photoshop to color in the uncovered sear to help novice know where to look:This is nearly 100% (99%?) engagement. You can use a flashlight to help light up the interior for the photo:
Another way to effectively capture a good view of the sear engagement is to take the photo slightly off-angle, instead of straight on. Use a flashlight to illuminate it.
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