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I ended up doing this: Henning flat trigger (short reach). This comes with the trigger spring and trigger plunger spring Henning guide rod Wolf 10lb recoil spring PD optimized firing pin spring PD 13lb hammer spring PD reduced sear spring Scales 2.0 Standard single sided safety Dawson 100 wide 160 tall fiber front sight Since it has the Henning flat trigger it's a SA gun now. I have the trigger at 2lb 8 ounces. I'm still curious about the BOLO and Titan hammer and not sure why it wouldn't work...but the gun is pretty decent right now. Still need to find time to hit the range and confirm function. I am a bit nervous about not being able to set off all primers.

Do these not play well with each other? So it's either get a short trigger or stick with the stock hammer and interrupter? (Assuming trigger reach is my priority) Yeah no store had a limited pro for me to try and I liked the idea of the longer sight radius. I have a cz p01 which has a short reach combat trigger and thin grips which now works (lengthwise) for me. I figured I could do something similar to the lim pro.

I've been doing a lot of reading but am not 100% sure this setup will work. Here's what I'm trying to achieve: 1. IDPA Legal gun (ESP) 2. I have short fingers and have a ton of trouble reaching the stock trigger in DA. I believe I will need a short trigger. I believe this forces me to go SA but I'm ok with that. 3. The best trigger I can get...but I'm not a trigger junkie. 4. The safety is pretty much useless to me. I have to rotate my hand to get my thumb under the front of the safety. I think I may need a standard size safety or figure something else out. 5. I want to light anything. I can't guarantee Federal primers. Here are my plans: 1. Scales 2.0 2. Henning cone guide rod 3. Single side safety (non extended version) 4. Henning short trigger kit 5. Dawson Fiber front sight .160 high 100 wide 6. PD Reduced sear spring 7. PD optimized firing pin spring 8. Wolf 8 pound recoil spring 9. PD optimized 13 pound hammer spring (maybe also a 14 pound as well) 10. Titan Hammer 11. BOLO interrupter Thoughts on this setup? Am I missing any must-haves?

Wow ok that's going to be close.

Thanks for the info. That's awesome. I believe the Scales make the gun a bit wider than the EGW right? If you happen to have the Henning grips handy that would be great if you could verify. I'm trying to avoid purchasing and returning multiple grips. Also: Do you know if there's a weight difference between the 2.0 and 1.0 Scales?

I've been searching for grip weights for my Lim Pro but am not finding much around the weight limit for IDPA (43 ounces) I'm looking for the thinnest grips I can find. Does anyone know whether the Scales 1.0 or EGD grips keep the gun under 43 ounces?

Cool. Are you going to share the powerpoint?

Got it. Thanks for the advice. What height front sight did you get? Thanks for the help. I was considering getting a rear sight but I have read about people having problems with the rear sight coming loose with a few brands. I forget which. I also like the ability to adjust the rear sight. A front sight will cost me $40 and I can just do it myself. Whereas the front and rear (adjustable) will run me more like $100 and then I'd either have to buy a rear sight tool or get scammed by someone who will charge $25 to "install" it for me. I'm a little torn on whether I want to spend the money on this gun as I have a tickle to buy an open gun and forget production alltogether. So trying to keep spending down on the G34 until I make that decision. If you want adjustable sights, get the Dawson adjustable rear and a .300 high front. The set comes with a punch to change the rear sight and a wrench to change the front. Use blue loc-tite in the front site threads and in the rear set screws and dovetail and they will not leave the gun unless you remove them. Changing the rear site is not that difficult. A brass punch and a small hammer will do it. You really don't need adjustable sites. Both the basic set of fixed Dawsons or Heinies with the right front site (.205 high for the Dawson I think) have always hit to point of aim with every reload or factory round I have tried in both the G34 and G17. Yep, I experimented a lot. If you do a search You will probably find a couple of my old posts about Glock sites.

What height front sight did you get? Thanks for the help. I was considering getting a rear sight but I have read about people having problems with the rear sight coming loose with a few brands. I forget which. I also like the ability to adjust the rear sight. A front sight will cost me $40 and I can just do it myself. Whereas the front and rear (adjustable) will run me more like $100 and then I'd either have to buy a rear sight tool or get scammed by someone who will charge $25 to "install" it for me. I'm a little torn on whether I want to spend the money on this gun as I have a tickle to buy an open gun and forget production alltogether. So trying to keep spending down on the G34 until I make that decision.

I have a G34 that I use for IDPA. I think I'm at the point where I'd like to use a FO front sight and have heard good things about the Dawson. If I am going to keep factory rear sight, what height would I need for the front?