I second that. I just took apart my full size 9mm and this is user error.I just got out my FS 9mm and tried to duplicate your problem, I was able to exactly duplicate your problem right down to the mag stopping about one inch short. Try to assemble again but WITHOUT your finger on the trigger![]()
To me it looks like it is sitting down in that pic? and it is spring loading so if it is up it could at this point be damaged from "trying to hard" if you know what I mean.I second that. I just took apart my full size 9mm and this is user error.
You can see in the picture below that one of the internal safeties is engaged toward the rear of the FCU. The safety lever is up and it should be laying flat. This lever only engages (rises up) when you pull the trigger.
Just gotta push the thingy back down
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=MUZ1Yk5fLUtvWGdOdF9GbmMxNGF3NEFfWGZhVnd3
Yup, very possible. Wonder if OP is even around still. Part of me is starting to doubt whether this was a genuine plea for help.To me it looks like it is sitting down in that pic? and it is spring loading so if it is up it could at this point be damaged from "trying to hard" if you know what I mean.
I agree user error.
Hahaha, my "ten posts of fame" I suppose lol.AHH! Beat again with exact same picture and circle around problem part by stlmia. Your on a roll tonight.
Photobucket is slow tonight. My picture is just now done loading.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I think he meant youtube.
The setup in the pic looks fine. I would try rotate the takedown lever so its 90 with the slide. In other words, adjust the takedown lever so that is completely vertical, rather than angled.
No idea what the deal is with the mag.
Also make sure the guide rod and recoil spring are seated properly.
Haha yea same here. I looked up the parts list diagram but it still wasn't clear to me. I settled for "thingy" instead. Glad some of us learned something tonight.LOL, I had to make sure it was the Sear. That is why I wanted to take pics of mine and look up the part name.
Didn't want to call it something and then get shot down for naming a part incorrectly.
Good point. I considered that too. Its certainly possible that OP has more than one problem.I had the same issue during my first tear down and re-assembly of the P320. My issue was that I did not have the takedown pin back in the whole way. Either give it a good push until it snaps or turn it counter clockwise until it is pointed up and try to push it in again. It makes a distinguished [snap] when it's seated properly. I hope that is the issue you are having and its nothing more serious.