Polymer

More flush would be a regular D-type/non extended.

Mag release from shadow 1, sp-01, cz 75, D-style type magazine release will fit.

Big or small hands? Do you like a more flat\rectangular grip or roundish?

Use a flame, like a lighter, but only get it close to the side of flame, not above. Leave mag release on gun, it'll give you more leverage when unscrewing it.

Try heating it up just a little first. Mine was crazy tight.

Copper gun grips/lava grips?

Same internally. I've done it

This seems like the best option I've seen for the mos slide, doesn't stick out rearward, and competition based http://www.10-8performance.com/glock-mos-rear-sight-standard-height/

I bet his guns/trigger jobs are just mediocre. Every high level shooter i know with a tanfo or shadow, mediocre guns. All they care about is training, or dry fire so much it made the trigger nice haha

I hope so but a vid with Shane Coley promoting it, he said only mos version will be available. Who really knows if that's true or not.

Quit switching back and forth between guns, pick one and just shoot it.

Ahhh, thanks!

I actually have one on order now. I'll try it out but do like the factory safety to get on thumb on it, just wish it was more stiff to not accidentally tap up.

Any of you creative people have ways to make the safety more difficult to engage so it never accidentally gets flipped up? Production legal please. CZ has the option of stiffer detent spring but tanfo uses internal spring and detent confined in the safety.

What i have done is use both the thick like you mentioned, but take the metal spring/tension piece that goes under the side piece and bend it so it's less curved. I hope that made sense.

Man....i so wish that was production legal

Which zev striker spring are you using and what primers are you using?

The connector for all the gens are the same as far as i know. Call them up, their customer service is really good. I would have this issue occasionally with my g34 but never in any other Glock. I decided to use another connector.

The tti connector is longer, making the trigger break further back. If your trigger bar or striker is altered/stoned/polished hard, trigger won't break. This is what happened to me. The tti connector makes trigger break so far back that you can't use any type of over travel screw/trigger housing.

You can call TTI and talk to them about your issue, their customer service is outstanding. Also, you can YouTube Dawson Precision and see how they do it. You don't necessarily need a sight tool.

Mine is from last year and it has the shorter fatter one. I think all newer models have the shorter version.

A really nice worked over trigger, you won't have an issue with the DA pull. If anything, DA weak hand only and the transition from DA to SA can be tad tricky. What was the most difficult learning curve was more about the weight of gun, grip, and reloading. Trigger was least of my worries.

If I remember correctly when I shot a ppq, you should be able to file the point of slide release that sticks up and contacts the slide notch. It's internal and can't be seen. You can make the point less pronounced/shorter so further movement and pressure is required for locking slide back. I don't recall how the spring was when I had the ppq. Both spring change and internal change of the slide release would be prod legal.

I don't know anyone that uses a buffer. Make sure you have the xtreme or henning guide rod though.