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They told me they don't recommend any springs but the ismi should work, well it didn’t after I ordered two of them. just recently ordered Wolff springs the .270 diameter ones and they work perfect no issues. http://jagerproducts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=38&products_id=101 wasn’t impressed with Jagers shipping times though..

I’ve been runnin a gen 5 34 for almost a year now and It’s hard for me to shoot anything else, I tried a gen 5 17 and I couldn’t tell much difference. Only difference I noticed I was coming out of holster faster only cause it’s shorter than 34. I’m venturing over to carry optics and I shoot my 34 just as fast as my dad does and he’s borderline A class with a gen 3 17. All depends if you like a long slide gun or not.

My TTI extended hit in my Dawson in my 34 gen 5 I just took a round file and knocked the magwell insert a couple time where it was hitting and haven’t had an issue since

I’ve got something in the works close to a 24. If all goes well I’ll post pics tomorrow

I’ve found my KKM in my gen 5 to be more accurate. Also it allows you to load just a little longer. It’s all a confidence thing man. As far as the frame weight, I’m 160lbs at 5’7 I need all the help I can get with recoil lol

Out of curiosity why do you say not to mess wiith aftermarket barrels or framewieghts? I run a Kkm and a frame weight on my 34 and love it

I’m really leaning towards a 35 cause I’m already use to that long slide but I’m just curious what everybody take is

Yeah the frame weight holster thing I’ve been frustrated with since I got it and my red eye holster in...after finding out the new 3 piece frame weight doesn’t fit that holster I was not happy, so I took a heat gun and amazingly I got it to work with a little bit of widening. Your right though if you come up the wrong way it’ll bind in a hurry.

Alright I’m looking to make the switch from minor to major. I do very well in limited minor hanging with guys up top shooting major but I know at major matches shooting major will help a lot. But here’s where I am stuck. im looking at a Glock 22 or Glock 35 at the moment I shoot a gen 5 34 with a lot of trigger work, Kkm barrel, Dawson sights, Dawson magwell and SJC frame weight. If i go glock 22 I’m gonna do a Taylor freelance sight block, lone wolff barrel or a Kkm, Dawson sights, tungsten guide rod trigger work and a heavy magwell with a SJC frame weight. If I do this I’m gonna have to buy an open holster which is kinda hard with me being left handed not many to choose from if I go 35 I’m only doing Dawson sights, trigger work, heavy magwell, sjc frame weight, tungsten guide rod. If I do this I can run the holster I have now. looking at gen 3 models. Whats the pros and cons here. I’m sure I’m bout to get an earful shooting minor in limited lol

Awesome. Guess I was lookin at right stuff cause I was stuck between both items. Thanks guys

Would you say it’s equivalent to 60 grit sandpaper?

What’s everybody using grit wise? And is there a specific brand that is a definite go to? Been looking around and reading and I’m not finding much info except on how to apply it

Dad runs a gen 3 17 with factory spring on a 128gr bullet with a delta pro and does just as good as guys with cz that have been cut and other expensive guns. Also with some time and work you can get the gen 3 trigger down to 2lb with a lot polish and springs. gen 5 trigger isn’t bad but it took us longer to get it down to 2.5lb than any other generation Glock. Its all about what your confident in.

Good choice, I have them on my 34 and have had 0 issues out of them very solid sights

I had a set of Dawson non co witness on the 17 I had and they are spot on, plus Dawson stands behind his products which is a huge plus.