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Finally read the FAQs

Finally read the FAQs (3/11)

  1. I have the EPS Carry and C&H optic plate on my G48 mos. The green dot/reticle doesn’t starburst as bad with my astigmatism.
  2. I’ve run 200 rounds of syntech 124 through mine, amazing pistol. The short dust cover makes it balance well. I did add the cz custom conversion grips so cz-75 mags would work.
  3. I’m new to PCC but I started with a Scorpion Evo Carbine. It has minimal recoil, never jammed once and the new Timney match trigger eliminates the sucky factory trigger it came with. My wife loves shooting “her” EVO at the range. I am fielding the MPX PCC this year. it has zero recoil, nice Timney trigger and runs great, but I am waiting to see what breaks, like others have mentioned.
  4. I ran a stainless ccf frame on my Glock 35 for a few years. It was about 45 oz and transitioned like a brick but recoil was very mild. Loved it until the locking block broke loose from the lower despite the recommended recoil spring buffers. Would a flexing frame have prevented that?
  5. Sure that makes logical sense…but when I changed from the aftermarket competition part to the factory glock part I measured 2 lbs less with my trigger gauge .Can’t explain why but I started with unpolished Oem and added a lighter usb and recoil spring and 3.5 connector and it only dropped from 7.5 to 6.5 lbs. Adding the Glock part dropped it to 4.5 lbs. I also had a G34 gen 5 with aftermarket 3.5 that was doubling. I added the factory minus connector and the problem went away..
  6. I have a Glock 41 that I am trying to get down to 4 lbs. No polishing has been done on anything. I noticed that with aftermarket competition connector and spring kit it was still at 6.5 lbs. I usually add the factory glock minus connector . When I added it the trigger pull dropped to 4.5 lbs. Perhaps it’s worth a try.
  7. Awhile back I ran a Glock 21 and 41 in limited division. I could only load 17 rounds in the mags but it was such a fun pistol. That big .45 hole made it easy to see the hits and the recoil was easy to control. As you get older it’s not just about what we logically think is the best gun/caliber, but what caliber allows you to see the hits 7-10 yards away, knocks down all the steel and puts a smile on your face even if you aren’t as competitive now..just my .02 on the 45 Glocks.
  8. If you had the choice of buying a second Glock, perhaps a full size G17 or 34 would work better. One of our club shooters used his Glock 19 for a similar reason but as we watched him become more confident, he was trying to shoot faster but missing targets completely. We suggested that he try a full size Glock. He bought a Glock 34 and his skill level increased greatly. However, if you want to build up the G19, a spring kit, 3.5 lb connector and some night sights should work. I like the Warren Tacticals on my Glocks.
  9. I started off with the 92FS but had issues leaving the safety on accidentally. I'm going to restart again with a Beretta LTT. The trigger in a bag sounds like a good option if you don't want the LTT.
  10. I've been using the sjc frame weight on my G35 for several years.. Really love how it dampens recoil.
  11. I wear prescription glasses with near vision on my shooting eye. I've been able to shoot enjoy iron sights again but I now have issues with red dots. What used to be sharp red dots are now fuzzy stars. If I ever go back to optics I'll need to wear my regular prescription lenses..
  12. The frame weight makes a huge difference in the way the G35 feels recoil-wise. I have the SJC on mine as well as a Seattle slug.
  13. With the .485 sights on there is about 1/8” clearance to the inside of the rht holster. Even if you try to force the sight to hit it stays at 1/16”..you should be good to go with your setup.
  14. For comparison, I used the Dawson Precision sights for Glock 34 MOS with deltapoint. The front blade is 0.485” tall.
  15. I ordered a holster from Red Hill Tactical for my G34 MOS with tall sights. I clicked on the suppressor height sight box. Mine looks pretty similar to your setup. What is your sight height.
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