commbloc74 on Instagram recently bought one. First I had ever seen.
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commbloc74 on Instagram recently bought one. First I had ever seen.
I have always looked at the $1500+ custom glocks and said: "yea, no thanks"
BUT THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!
Especially when the expensive "upgrades" are nothing more than cosmetic speed holes and such.Quote:
Originally Posted by turnburglar
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Let me know when someone starts putting match hard fit barrels in their “Gucci” glocks
Otherwise meh
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lol no thanks.
I dont use a Glock 19 for any extra. I just use it to put in work
These are speed holes I can finally afford.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tokarev
The part that has always miffed me about custom glocks was that no matter how much money I sink into the gun you cant get ANY better of a trigger. I litterally have 4 connectors and like a half dozen springs, and tried all different combinations. Just made the trigger worse.
I believe Fowler Industries is installing a "match fit" barrel in his builds.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpmuscle
Too much overtravel or something else?Quote:
Originally Posted by turnburglar
Not terribly surprised to see Dan B. running one of these since he already has an LFT edition slide from Shadow Systems:
https://www.facebook.com/LeadFaucetT...4567451293794/
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Originally Posted by jpmuscle
Will do....cause my 918 would surely benefit from a fitted barrel...... :cool:
https://i.imgur.com/Ab1xd4c.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by turnburglar
Unfortunately due to the Glock fire control design you can only get so much out of them. I stopped going down that rabbit hole years ago and just started working with what they are.
TXPO
I just didnt like the spongy-ness of the break. The best break is the stock connector, and if you want it any lighter than that its a mush factory. VP9 and others have a good break and lighter trigger. And zero sponge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tokarev