KSC Glock 18C (Pictures galore)

[Slow]

Recently, i acquired a KSC GLock 18c that was called a "fixer" and i understood fully that this would be some work to get this fixed.
When purchase the hammer assembly was all in pieces and was missing one spring(Part82)...that's fine since you can still purchase all the springs that go into this glock.
Last week i received the springs that i purchased from ehobby and started to put everything back together. After hours of watching videos and reading manual i have gotten the thing together BUT, it does not fire. Hopefully but these pictures someone can diagnose my problem.

Hammer upright(Trigger unmovable)






Hammer Fully back(Trigger moveable)






Hammer Assembly removed out of the lower but attached by Part 92(Also came with an extra Part 266).




ANY help with be appreciated. Willing to EMT if i can get this fixed.

[audi_bhoy]

Does the trigger actually releases the hammer ? Also, when putting the slide on, make sure it is in neutral position while racking the slide in, and then pull it back to select firing mode.

[Slow]

Originally Posted by audi_bhoy

Does the trigger actually releases the hammer ? Also, when putting the slide on, make sure it is in neutral position while racking the slide in, and then pull it back to select firing mode.

Seems like it doesn't reach that far.

[jordan7831]

This may sound somewhat dumb to ask, but lets make sure we cover all the bases. Is your slide assembled correctly? IE the selector switch moves back and forth with a click and you can see the mechanism moving underneath with the slide off. May sound simple and stupid but if the slide is in the netural (middle parallel to the barrel) position the trigger will not work as its a safety feature.

[Slow]

Yes

[Kos-Mos]

Check the lever from the trigger to the sear. They tend to bend when forced (for example, when the gun stops working on the field and the owner still press the trigger so that it magically works again).

[Slow]

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos

Check the lever from the trigger to the sear. They tend to bend when forced (for example, when the gun stops working on the field and the owner still press the trigger so that it magically works again).

Yeah it look fairly bent. Are they re-bendable or are they replaceable(A site that still sells them)?

[audi_bhoy]

I know UNCompany has a lot of parts in stock normally, and WGCshop too. You might wanna check Canadian retailers though as you'll save up on shipping time !

That part has the number 92 for Glock 18C.

[CDN_Stalker]

The trigger bar is bendable, and sometimes it needs to be bent inwards in order to hit the hammer sear, otherwise it just skims off the side of it. Is soft steel, so is easy to tweak and re-tweak as you like.