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what was that price?

I installed the Grey Guns competition trigger kit yesterday and shot it today. It has a little less over travel and is lighter 3# vs 4#. I shot a lot of doubles drills and some Bill drills. Shooting the Legion stock I thought the trigger was OK, however I think the GG trigger is considerably better. I think the GG competition trigger is on par or slightly better than the Johnny Glock competition triggers that I been using on my G17s. Installing the GG kit was fairly straightforward using @Alma Coles videos with one exception. I was unable to reassemble the trigger bar and GG trigger with his method ( it works fine for the Legion stock trigger ), I had to use Apex’s trigger bar installation method. I suppose this is because of the different trigger geometry. I am using the flat face trigger. l

@rowdyb thanks I am getting the kit in today. We’re there any other changes to the trigger besides the reduced weight i.e. over travel, pre travel, feel of reset, etc.?

Have you had a chance to compare the Legion trigger to the Legion with a Grey Guns competition trigger kit or other Grey Gun parts?

Does anyone here know what Sig did mechanically to reduce the pull of the X5 Legion trigger? I have ordered the Gray Guns competition kit, so I guess I will know soon if it is an improvement over the X5 Legion trigger.

Thanks this is the first time I heard of Keres Dynamics I will check it out

Thanks for the quick reply! I just got my X5 Legion yesterday and just shot it this am. This is the 1st Sig320 that I have shot. I liked the way the gun felt, but I definitely would prefer shorter overtravel. Less trigger pull weight would be nice too. I have been shooting a Glock 17 with a Johnny Glock competition trigger in CO USPSA the last 2 years.

Just wondering how much , if any , improvement would the Grey Gun trigger upgrade be vs. the trigger that comes with the X5 Legion?

I sent a DDP back for repair recently. They received it on Jul 2, and sent it back Jul 3!! I received it Jul 10. They replaced the circuit board. I just spoke to their tech support. He said they have a fix on the circuit board / loose battery contact problem and that all repairs done as of a few weeks ago will have the updated circuit board.

I prefer Trail to the Golf

I have tried Apex, 2 versions of Glocktriggers and Johnny Glock. By far the Johnny Glock competition trigger is the best.

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RYG Extended Length Magazine Releases are the best I have tried , not too big, but just big enough

I added agility ladder and cone drill workouts to my training. It has helped with my quickness and agility. I do the cone drills seen on YouTube "5 Best Cone Drills for Speed and Agility" by Profect Sports. I do these as described in video full speed , and then with gun stopping at cones obtaining sight picture and exiting to next position. I do the agility ladder drills as seen on YouTube "13 Speed Ladder Drills For Faster Footwork & Quickness" by King Sports.

I added agility ladder and cone drill workouts to my training. It has helped with my quickness and agility. I do the cone drills seen on YouTube "5 Best Cone Drills for Speed and Agility" by Profect Sports. I do these as described in video full speed , and then with gun stopping at cones obtaining sight picture and exiting to next position. I do the agility ladder drills as seen on YouTube "13 Speed Ladder Drills For Faster Footwork & Quickness" by King Sports.

I added agility ladder and cone drill workouts to my training. It has helped with my quickness and agility. I do the cone drills seen on YouTube "5 Best Cone Drills for Speed and Agility" by Profect Sports. I do these as described in video full speed , and then with gun stopping at cones obtaining sight picture and exiting to next position. I do the agility ladder drills as seen on YouTube "13 Speed Ladder Drills For Faster Footwork & Quickness" by King Sports.

If u some how manage to break or crack the glass on the DDP, they will fix it for free. I know from experience. Not broken from brass, but from dropped gun on concrete. The glass was cracked in the corner, and the optic was 100% useable.

I have JohnnyGlock Competition trigger set up with an Apex flat face trigger on both my competition G17s. By far best that I have tried. He works with you to set it up just the way you want it. Mine are as advertised: PRE-TRAVEL- Zero* WALL FEEL- Defined BREAK FEEL-Glass Rod BREAK WEIGHT- 2.2-3.2lbs OVER-TRAVEL- Zero RESET- Short, Quick, Tactile, and Aggressive

I use Dawson extended basepads, no problems, easy on and off.

I have 3 DPP, 2 on G17 USPSA guns, 1 on EDC G19 all since Aug - Sep last year. EDC G19 carry every day all day , have never turned off battery , still going strong original batt. I have changed battery once on each of the G17s. I have not experienced any problems so far with the them.

Also Rock Your Glock has one [RYG Apex extended magazine release], however I have not tried it. I use their regular extended mag release, and it is the best one I have found for me.

Anyone know what trigger he uses?

I have an Apex trigger in one of my CO guns. It has a shorter reset and reduced over travel compared to OEM. I prefer the feel of the trigger with a 5# striker spring. Reset is a little snappier compared to a 4# striker spring.

A little more to add to my previous post. The GT Edge I like with the reduced pre travel , reduced over travel and shorter reset. However I prefer it with a 5# striker spring and not the 4# striker spring. With the 4# striker spring the reset is weak and the trigger somewhat mushy. The Apex trigger has a shorter reset and less over travel than I can achieve with the GT Edge. And again I prefer the Apex with a 5# striker spring for the same reasons as above.

I have the Dry Fire mag and use it for dryfire drills that do not require reloads. I prefer the trigger pull [ it feels more realistic, and is adjustable ] to what u get when using something to keep gun out of battery. However for drill that require reloads, I stick something in the chamber to keep the gun out of battery, and just pull hard on the trigger.