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he can if he doesnt get caught. hehe. just kidding.

you can get one at either custom glock racing or top glock. the tungsten guide rod sold at the stores above will work w/ both wolff and ismi springs. if you are using wolff just make sure the closed up end goes in first. are you shooting ipsc? the oem 3.5lb connector will give you a 5lb pull depending on where you position the trigger pull scale thereby making you legal in ipsc production.

then your gunsmith is very good.

i know a cop personally who carried his 1911 cocked and locked. he was doing some office work when his gun bumped into the side of a table. he now walks with a limp. thats with 2 safeties working.

so when the beeper goes off and all safeties are off a dropped 1911 w/ a pinned grip safety is safer than a glock w/ only the drop safety functional?

wow. new post and 3 pages already. interesting.

sandormen, 1911 has 3 safeties. safety grip, firing pin block and external lever safety. their drivers deactivate 2 safeties to go faster and it fine by you. glock also has 3 safeties. their drivers also deactivate 2 to go faster and its NOT fine by you. and you're not biased?

what about the drop safety? it has internal safeties.

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all i know is. i use a reduced power striker spring with a lightened steel striker and they're uber reliable with winchester primers. i have not tried other primers nor would i want to.

http://www.jentraplug.com/magbumpers.htm

had to file too.

in that case try the lightning strike lightened steel striker.

i think that is caused by a basic design flaw in the ccf frame. it is called short stroking. it is the same reason why you cant use metal guide rods and the buffers dont last long. send your guns to john nagel of s&j customs. he knows his glocks very well.

thank you very much for your answers. at first i thought it was just pure "discrimination". removing it would lower the trigger pull below the minimum 5lbs. therefore reclassifying the shooter to open class. why would i want to do that? what if it was an experienced shooter who did it? exactly my point. it is the same.

i feel the fundamental question the poster has been asking is still not answered. this is the question. would anyone care to answer?

10k+ rounds and counting. pre-travel sir.

you use a DP hyper drive striker? ive never heard of that product. can you post a link please.

i agree. thats why they should pay more attention to us.

flex, i think its the other way around. bcos if it like what you say then the gun wouldnt need the extractor spring wouldnt it.

thing is they dont pay any attention to us sport shooters. i think they'd like to hit it big with the cops/police.

you dont need a reamer. even for the barsto. all you need is a lee FCD.

i think he's from the PI ( phil. islands )... dagz, i dont think it will fit cos the g35 as is already fits snugly into the box.... you have to take some material off the brass magwell.

try a more powerful mag spring, stock is 11coils, try 12 or even 14....hth ps, when i added a front weight to my gun the same thing happened, a 14coil mag spring took care of it.

the gun can fire out of battery if you continue using the stock striker spring... but 9mm's rarely kb.