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Blue Bullets work great. No issues on my end, they are plenty accurate for action pistol

Accuracy is comparable. The recoil comes down to your grip. I too have shot Glocks for years and that is my comfort zone. The sig does recoil differently, that's not to say its worse, it just feels different than the glock. Likely because of the bore axis.

Not in my experience

Thats a tough question. Ive had both and like things about both. The heavy steel guns are hard to beat once the trigger are tricked out.

Bladetech with a Teklok will be easy to pop on and off for range time or on her competition belt.

The Henning are awesome. Rough bottom for grip and have the correct angle on the front.

Ive been rolling with the Axil for years and have been pretty happy

My Redhill double layer is probably slightly less abrasive on the finish of my pistols. That said, most are Glocks and they are already ugly so a little wear doesnt hurt.

I don't own one but a lot of people playing the game like the DPPs because of their FOV.

Redhill and maybe weber tactical.

I always liked the SSI scale grips.

Yeti makes some nice stuff. When you want to keep cold things cold they do work well.

Mysteryranch has a kick ass range bag.

DAA here

I do think it matters, a little extra traction is one less thing to worry about. I like the speed cross but some of those inov8s look great.

Gen 5 is probably the best way to go but in my experience the Gen 3 Glocks were easier to get good (for a glock) triggers out of than the gen 4s. From what it sounds the gen 5s are much better than the gen 4s.

They are legal, ive been using one for years. Just make sure it doesn't protrude out. Mine did slightly, it would take a rules nazis to ding me for it so I sanded it down to fit flush.

That 3m mineral tape for Home Depot works great and goes a hell of a lot further than any of the precut tapes ive tried.

You could reload some rounds to try to knock it down for her. Also adding some weight, tungsten guide rods, brass inserts, weapon light etc.

11lb or 13lb work great, just gotta pick a company to go with.

Ive just been running a OCC trigger bar with the enhanced shoe, Zev 2lb striker spring w/ a skeleotlized striker and am getting sub 3lbs. A glock trigger will never be 1911/CZ/Tanfo good. just the nature of the beast but you don't have to defeat the double action pull on the first shot. Ive had both and like things about both.

By milling the slide you are married to one optic, or at least on thread design. Ive been running with the MOS platform since day one with a Vortex Venom. So not the most premium of optic and haven't had an issue holding zero.

ISMI 11lb or 13lb. I really cant tell much of a difference between the two. Using 132PF 150gr TBB.

Streamlight or Surefire. . If your going for adding more weight and not neccesarilly the lumen output the TLR-1HL is a great option.

1st - TTI 2nd - Dawson Both blacked out rear, fiber front.