All I did was buy plumbers epoxy putty, which was only $3, and apply it to the inside of the sled. I rolled it to usable point, and then flattened it as best as possible on the inside of the entire sled, NOT THE OUTSIDE. I let it sit in the gun while I did this, constantly checking that it wouldn't interfere with any movement around the clip, seeing that there so close together. I let it sit for an hour before I actually re assembled the hole gun.
Luckily, it was such a thin coat that it didn;t interfere with any movement at all, but still made the sled about 3 times stiffer and more stable. I'm at my grandparents at the moment, and have my LS with me, but not a screwdriver, so I can show you what it looks like still in the gun, but as I said, I will take it out and take more detailed pics later tonight when I get home.
It's the light gray stuff just above the piece that guides the clip in place. And as you can see, I left the sides unputtied as well, for fear of movement restriction.
