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turok_t · January 6th, 2013, 11:42

I have completed my guide on how to modify the AIP hammer set for Tokyo Marui G17 and how to make your Guarder G17 slide cycle smoothly like butter for your glock.

Here is and excerpt to my tutorial, if you are interested, you can click on the link below to read more..

"Welcome to Turok's tutorial on installing the AIP G17 Hammer set and Guarder G17 slides to your existing TM glock. I was inspired to post this tutorial following my experience with a PGC slide on my TM G18C. The PGC slide required minimal to no modifications and cycles like butter on my glock. However, Guarder slides (for TM glocks at least) don't exactly cycle as smooth out of the package due to slight variances in their dimensions. After witnessing how buttery smooth a PGC slide cycles, I HAD to find a way for my Guarder glock slides to cycle just as smooth. Why did I pick Guarder? Because they offer the most variety in TM glock slides compared to other manufacturers, and PGC didn't manufacture the ones I wanted. Hence, I developed this guide."

If you guys are interested, you can read the full tutorial here: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...34#post1743334

January 6th, 2013, 11:42	#231
turok_t Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada	I have completed my guide on how to modify the AIP hammer set for Tokyo Marui G17 and how to make your Guarder G17 slide cycle smoothly like butter for your glock. Here is and excerpt to my tutorial, if you are interested, you can click on the link below to read more.. "Welcome to Turok's tutorial on installing the AIP G17 Hammer set and Guarder G17 slides to your existing TM glock. I was inspired to post this tutorial following my experience with a PGC slide on my TM G18C. The PGC slide required minimal to no modifications and cycles like butter on my glock. However, Guarder slides (for TM glocks at least) don't exactly cycle as smooth out of the package due to slight variances in their dimensions. After witnessing how buttery smooth a PGC slide cycles, I HAD to find a way for my Guarder glock slides to cycle just as smooth. Why did I pick Guarder? Because they offer the most variety in TM glock slides compared to other manufacturers, and PGC didn't manufacture the ones I wanted. Hence, I developed this guide." If you guys are interested, you can read the full tutorial here: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...34#post1743334 Last edited by turok_t; January 6th, 2013 at 11:55..