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Ok so i noticed that the grip safety has lost its spring action.
im open to suggestions.

its a XD sc

lunchbox wrote:Ok so i noticed that the grip safety has lost its spring action.
im open to suggestions.

its a XD sc

Springfield Armory has a lifetime repair policy. Send it to them.

Edited to correct XD manufacturer.

WildBill wrote:

lunchbox wrote:Ok so i noticed that the grip safety has lost its spring action.
im open to suggestions.

its a XD sc

Taurus has a lifetime repair policy. Send it to them.

Isn't the XD sc a Springer?

The XD is a Springfield Armory product, not a Taurus, but SA still has a lifetime repair policy on them so send it in and they will take care of it.

G.A. Heath wrote:The XD is a Springfield Armory product, not a Taurus, but SA still has a lifetime repair policy on them so send it in and they will take care of it.

Sorry, I meant Springfield Armory.

WildBill wrote:

G.A. Heath wrote:The XD is a Springfield Armory product, not a Taurus, but SA still has a lifetime repair policy on them so send it in and they will take care of it.

Sorry, I meant Springfield Armory.

Don't feel bad, I once went into Chipotle and ordered a Cabana Bowl.


Springfield Armory will take care of it. Their customer service is very good.

USA1 wrote:

WildBill wrote:

G.A. Heath wrote:The XD is a Springfield Armory product, not a Taurus, but SA still has a lifetime repair policy on them so send it in and they will take care of it.

Sorry, I meant Springfield Armory.

Don't feel bad, I once went into Chipotle and ordered a Cabana Bowl.

Once, I tried to order a Big Mac at Burger King and got a strange look from the person behind the counter.

Lunchbox hasn't posted a reply, but I hope that he didn't try to fix it himself. That would probably void the warranty.

I also suggest contacting SA.

You could also post this over on XD talk http://www.xdtalk.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and you may find out it's a quick fix if you want to try it yourself.

Lumberjack98 wrote:I also suggest contacting SA.

You could also post this over on XD talk http://www.xdtalk.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and you may find out it's a quick fix if you want to try it yourself.

That is the place for all things, XD.

Having performed a "powder river" trigger job myself on my XDm .45, I would suggest you send it to Springfield unless you are very comfortable with diss-assembly as you must do quite a bit to get to the grip safety. Good luck.

The following videos detail what you need to do. Excellent info @

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I don't don't know what SA's general policy is on shipping labels is, but definitely try to get them to send you a pre-paid shipping label. Shipping can be very expensive unless you know an FFL willing to send it via USPS for a reasonable fee.

Brian

Call Springfield, they will send a prepaid shipping label via e-mail, box it up and ship it to them.
When they get it repaired they will Fed_EX itback to you.

What's a grip safety?

-Glock Shooter






(JK - I have plenty of 1911s)

thanks guys I will get in touch with Springfield armory and let them fix it. i had forgotten they have a warranty

gigag04 wrote:What's a grip safety?

-Glock Shooter

It's a device which prevents Glock-Leg.

Rifleman55 wrote:Call Springfield, they will send a prepaid shipping label via e-mail, box it up and ship it to them.
When they get it repaired they will Fed_EX itback to you.

Good advice.

SA is very good about this, and it shouldn't cost you a penny.