Thread: Help Me Trick Out My Glock

Quote: Originally Posted by Japle Five points and a gold star for Drew!! You're right. After the pic was taken, I recut the trigger safety so it would work again. For all practical purposes, I see no real need for the damn thing. The return spring on that gun is so worn that I should really replace the whole trigger bar. I've got one in my Glock parts box. Someday, someday ....... I have a G17 with similar trigger work (2.5lb pull)...

Quote: Originally Posted by NYC Drew How well do you shoot now? As in, how small a group, at what distance, and how fast? Can you hit the target while moving, consistently? Can you consistently hit a moving target? 'Drew I am not new to shooting but by no means am I an expert pistol shot. I have a military background and would say I am much better with a rifle. Have shot mostly paper targets and pop ups with a handgun and have never...

Quote: Posted by 'Drew: It appears to me, from the warm comfy confines of my keyboard, that the safety on that G17 has been disabled by whatever was done to the gun. Five points and a gold star for Drew!! You're right. After the pic was taken, I recut the trigger safety so it would work again. For all practical purposes, I see no real need for the damn thing. The return spring on that gun is so worn that I should really replace the...

Quote: Originally Posted by royyount Like just about EVERYONE says here...CARRY GUN=STOCK...Now, that being said, you can do a few things. I have installed Trijicon night sites and also installed the Glock NY1 Trigger....If you look into this, you will find that the NY1 and NY2 trigger makes for a harder trigger pull. Before you say, why would anyone want a harder trigger pull. In adding the NY trigger, some would say that you are making your...

Quote: Originally Posted by robin303 What is a TLR3. Thanks Weapon mounted light.

I'm doing the grip plug on my G17 RTF as soon as I pick her up today. I have everything I've wanted to modify it with sitting at home waiting for her to arrive. The grip plug is an aesthetic mod in my opinion. As for protecting against dust....I don't really care, I just don't like the hole in the backstrap...it's like when you put IKEA furniture together and you have those holes that you shove decorative end-caps into.

Quote: Originally Posted by royyount JP, I guess it depends on the use of the gun. If I was going to only target shoot or compete with my Glock, I would work the trigger and get a match bbl. No offense, but, even for competition, a match barrel is the biggest possible waste of money, unless you have some reason to shoot cast lead bullets. Come to think of it, I believe even the Glocks people like Sevigny have been using to win national...

Like just about EVERYONE says here...CARRY GUN=STOCK...Now, that being said, you can do a few things. I have installed Trijicon night sites and also installed the Glock NY1 Trigger....If you look into this, you will find that the NY1 and NY2 trigger makes for a harder trigger pull. Before you say, why would anyone want a harder trigger pull. In adding the NY trigger, some would say that you are making your gun safer to carry and less likely to...

Leave it stock, except get night sights.

Everyone says to keep it stock, but what about a back channel insert/grip plug? All I have on mine are Trijicon night sights and a Jentra back channel insert...Is the grip plug bad?