steven785

Good advice!

Time for pcc!

Keep up the good work!

Changing the locking block might help!

As mentioned above 9mm is preferred!

Thank you for sharing this information!

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I agree, but that being said you are within striking distance of a 2011.

I like my glock 43!

13 for me as well

Bladetech with boss attachment.

Currently using Daa racemaster and I couldn't be happier.

My inov8s have worked well.

+1 for the boss

I've only listened to a few of the speakers so far and have already learned some valuable information.

Shannon is highly recommended from me as well! Can't say enough good things!

I have broken both the magazine release spring and trigger s spring. I also carry an extra front sight and fiber rods just in case.

I recommend sights and a grip plug. Zeroing a glock to your bullet goes a long way. Grip plugs are great for not getting the rim of the shell stuck on reloads.

I have always been pleased with my tti prepped production glocks. My first one definitely helped me earn my uspsa and idpa master classification!

I have always had great success with Taran Tactical production prepped g34s.

For my g34 gen 4 they printed high at 25 yards even on factory American eagle Ae9dp. I needed a .245 for factory 115 ball and a .255 for 147g minor loads.

And the gen 3's are cheaper so stick with those. For me the gen 4's thinner grip and wider magazine release are ideal for my hands so I have to make the less than ideal trigger work.

Have you tried the gen 3 trigger bar in your gen 4? Normally that cleans up the pull and takes a little weight out.

Using the exact same sns 147g minor loads I have had to use .245-.265 front sights. On all glock 34 gen 4 with same rear sight. Each glock is a little different and whenever I get a new one or change loads I take them to the range and sight them in. If high or low of aiming point I use the Dawson sight calculator as mentioned and buy the appropriate sight as a front sight is less than one trip to the range worth of ammo.