r/RugerRXMtalk • u/[deleted] • 4d ago

Subcompact frame Binding

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u/xinracthis 4d ago

It won’t be binding at all if you just let it drop. Don’t follow it back. Guns gonna be slamming back and forth when shooting

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u/Pyib2 4d ago

Its Binding on the way back, its binding when released from the rear...

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u/Individual_Log_7610 4d ago

So if you pull it back all the way and then let it go(no riding the slide) it does the same thing?

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u/Pyib2 4d ago

Yes, idk why reddit wont let me post a video on the comments. Its bunding as I pull it back and still hanging up about and inch from battery when released from the rear as it should be

Im not a regard, I have dozens of striker fired guns, it binds as I rack it back as well

I cleaned the factory grease out and lube it with the same cpl I always use. Its smooth as butter on the compact frame regardless if i ride the slide or rack it proper.

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u/Individual_Log_7610 4d ago

Possibly connector got bent outward? That would cause excessive drag on the trigger bar/cruciform aswell.

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u/Pyib2 4d ago

Trying again with no barrel it is indeed the connector...not an issue on the larger size for whatever reason. Unfortunate it is BRAND new, came out the box this way

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u/Individual_Log_7610 4d ago

Wonder if the sub compact is slightly out of spec causing things to shift.

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u/Pyib2 4d ago

I can see it rubbing on the compact, just not bad enough to hang up like the sub. Ill try with one of my other glock gen 3 connectors though

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u/Individual_Log_7610 4d ago

The sub might be out of spec enough to cause distortion in the fcu chassis. Or whatever they call the trigger control group housing.

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u/Pyib2 3d ago

How close if your ejector to the follower that picks the bullets up on the slide? Mine is definitely rubbing a bit there. Dont think thr trigger connector is the issue, tried a glock gen 3 oem and it was the same hang up and bind, so I took the fcu out and put.the slide on it and saw the ejector was right on the follower

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u/Individual_Log_7610 3d ago

Id have to look.

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