Bfrisk72

Rereading that now Don I believe I misrepresented the intent of my comments. I wanted to place the LOC as a good value piece with fit and finish closer to higher end builds ($6K+) versus lower price point options say Prodigy and STI DVC ($1500-$3000). It wasn't meant as an apples to apples.

200rd into my LOC and have been very pleased. The S3 grip is extremely sharp, much more significant than my Cheely Aggressive grip on my STI. Side by side with a Std DS9 Hybrid the difference is noticeable and slide to frame fitment is comparable with more expensive atlas and venom builds. If you're looking at a DS9, the upcharge to the LOC is a solid value in my opinion. --BF

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Sorry its rightie

I have a Redeye Tactical fame weight holster sitting on the shelf if anyone is looking for one.

Matt did nice work on my 6" Eagle Last year, would recommend. https://mclearncustomguns.com/

Not sure if Ron does bluing or not but I can recommend his Hard Chrome. Mahovsky Metalife http://www.mahovskysmetalife.com/ -BF

+1 for Dawson Buy it new from them and if you have any trouble getting the POA/POI where you want it to be they will cut a new front sight for you free of charge. Has helped greatly on my Glock 34's and Glock 24's. --BF

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mostly I've used the Hornaday cleaner diluted per instructions with distilled water.

Have one for sale if you're interested send me a PM. --BF

Agree with what has been said about OAL, I run a little heavier spring (15/14#) and that might picking up the first few rounds in those filled mags.

+1 for Safariland 773's. Watch Midwayusa and you can pick them up cheap on clearance both with and without the ELS fork. Have CR Spreed pouches on my backup belt and they have been good but I dont care for them coming loose and rotating out of position.

Good overall magwell. I thought it was taller than similar magwells but the mouth opening was slightly undersized compared to a Dawson or SJC. Fitment and mounting was excellent with no modifications or sanding to the grip was required. If your hands are on the larger size then the taller shape will give you a little more room without forcing your support hand/changing your grip. Would recommend. --BF

Having run numerous different trigger bars, flat shoes, hand fit connectors and even short pined ejector housings and can say design and craftsmanship go a long way on improving the factory Glock trigger. With a factory trigger bar, vertical extension and cruciform there's a lot of hand polish and finesse needed to get a superior end product. Based on the website pictures I would suspect the pre/over travel and break should be better based on design. Curious why they kept a stock style vertical extension shape. At that market price i'd be tempted to give one a try. --BF