Thread: JW 15 - tips, tricks and modifications

I usually use 1200/1400 wet and dry and just polish the areas where the trigger and sear touch and the area where the sear touches the cocking part in the bolt be very carefull not to change any angles go slow and trial fit and test as you go if your not to sure less would be better if you havnt done this type of thing before

Originally Posted by Chilli_Dog

I think the jw trigger is completely different from the cz one

Bugger. Anything worth doing to the trigger apart from the polish?

Originally Posted by northdude

I usually use 1200/1400 wet and dry and just polish the areas where the trigger and sear touch and the area where the sear touches the cocking part in the bolt be very carefull not to change any angles go slow and trial fit and test as you go if your not to sure less would be better if you havnt done this type of thing before

Thanks man. So I'm mainly just trying to take sharp edges off and smooth the moving parts right?