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[Snurd]

I still enjoy the G19 as well. I'll be taking it to the range tomorrow. Going to go shooting with some friends.


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[climbskirun]

Did you do the 25c trigger job on it? If not, I highly recommend it. Takes 20-25 minutes tops and you can find HD videos on YouTube showing you how. Makes a world of difference, pull is smooth as butter and break predictable & crisp.

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[Hawk87]

I prefer the 2000 round trigger job. I am not really a fan of dyi gun smithing. I will swap out parts with other oem parts (or one of very, very few after market), but that is really the extent of what I am willing to do myself.

[climbskirun]

I prefer the 2000 round trigger job. I am not really a fan of dyi gun smithing. I will swap out parts with other oem parts (or one of very, very few after market), but that is really the extent of what I am willing to do myself.

To each his own, I suppose... To me, part of the fun of owning a Glock is its simplicity. Fact is: anyone with a bit of mechanical aptitude can easily take it apart and put it back together with nothing but a simple punch (aka Glock Armorer Tool).

I'm with you on "mods", tho: except for OEM extended slide release and Trijicon night sights, I keep my Glocks stock in terms of parts. Now, I do sometimes use a Lonewolf 40S&W barrel when plinking/practicing with G20 simply because 10mm ammo can be expensive and hard to find. I wouldn't use any 3rd party parts in a carry gun, tho.