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Is that the Range Panda? or is there another one?

I just grab handfuls and put them in manually. Doesn’t seem to take that long. But, I’m sure as soon as they are back in stock at Range Panda, I’ll order one, just because…

Gotcha. I had a Timney, but couldn't deal with the slow mushy reset. The GPT solved that problem. I don't know that I like the GPT a whole lot better than the Apex kit. But in the Apex kit, I ran a lighter striker spring to get the feel that I wanted, and even though I can't remember getting any light strikes, with the GPT, I can run an extra power striker spring and not have to worry about it. I think they are the 2 best options (for me) for Glock triggers out of the bunch of combos that I've tried.

I agree the Apex kit is sweet, I used to run it all the time, and now have it in my backup gen5 G17. My primary has a GPT. What reliability issues did you experience with the GPT? Mine has been flawless through a few thousand rounds and hasn’t been cleaned yet.

that’s exactly what I was thinking. I wonder what that chronos at? 135+ PF???

I had my Gen5-17 milled for an SRO, then, after many iterations, settled on: - Glock Performance Trigger with JG Vex shoe. - Hyve Technology extended mag release. - Glock OEM extended slide stop. - GlockStore Thug Plug grip plug. - Carver Tungston uncaptured guide rod. - Various recoil spring weights. This combo has been working well for over a year.

That is an intriguing optic, and I looked at it briefly, but I prefer my SRO's for competition guns. I'd like it enough to put on a house gun if it had a replaceable battery, I can't cozy up to the idea that it will work after sitting in a dark safe for a year or two, or three...

I bet those are a lot of fun. I LOVE to shoot knock-down steel...

This is probably the winner.

It seems like a paint pen or sharpie might be too thick. I like the nail polish with a toothpick idea, I may try that.

I just got a bunch of magazine base pads with a bunch of the holes in the bottom that can be used to identify/differentiate them. What do you guys use to fill them in (neatly)? Thanks.

I shot a g34 in Production for many years. When I switched to CO a couple years ago, the 34 just didn’t feel right anymore with a dot on it. Then, after shearing screws twice with the MOS plates, I switched to a regular g17 that I had milled for an SRO. That combo has worked great ever since. It just feels right when I shoot it.

That's good to hear. My autodrive is now about 6 months out of warranty and still sitting new in the box on a shelf. I sure hope the tablet works when I get around to trying to install it...

This is the first I’ve heard of a “low mass ball”. Is it just a little smalller than the stock ball?

While I do like and will compete with Burris scopes, I tend to agree with you that their red dot is not up to par for competition use. I have a couple of them, and had used them for a bit, but I've since moved on to Holosun and Trijicon. I put one of the FF3 optics on a revolver I never shoot, and the other one? Heck, I can't even remember where that one is. Good luck with your optic, I will pop over to your website and check it out. I'm not sure when I'll be ready to buy another optic, but the simple fact that you are here is good enough for me to add it to my list of considerations when it's time for another red dot.