Roughneck_Randy

It that's a Gen 3, then there are stripped frames available for less than 100$ and lower build kits from glockstore. You could also call glock customer service and talk to them. Ive heard of guys ruining their frame stippling it and glock sent them a new one for 100$ with all new serial numbers. Also check out https://www.recoilgunworks.com/police-tradeins-c-132.html. Ive bought a g17, g22, and g35 police trade in from them and all have been in excellent condition. They have gen 3 and 4 guns available. I buy the gen 4 because i dont like the gen 3 frames. Recoilgunworks also has g22 complete slide and lower parts kits. Some guns may have PD marking on them. My 35 has a Kentucky state police emblem engraved on it. Hope this helps.

Are the pins that hold the trigger and locking block in bent or anything. Are they easy to push out. There should be some resistance and you should have to wiggle the slide lock lever to ge the bigger of the two out. Did the mags come with the gun as a combo or are they factory new OEM glock mags. Can you load a mag and hand cycle the all the rounds out.

Are the pins that hold the trigger and locking block in bent or anything. Are they easy to push out. There should be some resistance and you should have to wiggle the slide lock lever to ge the bigger of the two out. Did the mags come with the gun as a combo or are they factory new OEM glock mags. Can you load a mag and hand cycle the all the rounds out.

The marks by the firing pin block may be from the bump on the side of the trigger bar. My G17 and G35 both have indentations on the slide right there. I was comparing them the other day trying to figure out why the trigger felt different on them with all the same parts. There was a sharp edge on my connector. As for the two marks towards the muzzle, I dunno. Maybe from the locking block. Compare the locking block to the marks on the slideand see if they match up if there's wear or rounded surfaces. That maybe one of your issues. As for magazine issues, I dont thing it's a mag problem but ive never ran the tf base pads. I run the tti pads and 140mm springs on stock followers for 9mm and .40 and have never had an issue like what you're showing. Have you put the stock barrel back in to see if the issue repeats?

Im guilty of that. When i started, I'd eiter go up or down. Just about DQed on both. The experienced shooters coached me through that. I also had the problem of cutting corners to close and running into them or having to put my hand up to push off. Just about flagged my hand and got a good talking to. The point is that during your walk through you should identify a few things: 1. Where are you changing mags and how is you body and gun going to be facing while doing these things. Right handed guys usually shoot left to right because its easier to run that way. Practice how you carry your gun and how you're going to reload it. 2. Identify your stop points to engage maximum targets with limited movement. Less steps taken means more time on trigger and hopefully less time over all. Shifting left or right is faster than stepping. 3. DONT RUN THE GUN DRY! Plan your reloads so you can reload on the move because thats dead time anyway. A flat footed reload will crush your score. Count the rounds and the targets. 4. Unless you shoot a no shoot dont go back chasing A's. Make up the no shoot and carry on. Don't shoot three targets and go back the first because you can see C or D. This will crush your time and is not worth it. With that said good luch

I started with a Glock 19 shooting production in October of 2016. I showed up with just enough to get me through the stages and no idea how to plan the stage. My hit factors were low and i was really slow. Didnt matter. I had a blast and it got me started. If you plan on sticking with Glocks, get a holster that will accept a G34/35 so all the others like the 17, 19, and 22 will fit in it. Get magazine pouches that have different inserts like the DAA Racer or taco pouches that are elastic and accept almost anything. It will save you in the long run if you change pistols. Get a connector, comp spring kits, and an over travel stop for your glock. I ran Wolf springs with a 4 lb striker spring and have no issues. If your feeling like you want a enhanced trigger, OC custom triggers makes a production legal awesome trigger with all the parts I listed, shipped for 120$. 10 minutes on YouTube and your on your way. Heads up. This may be the start of your downward spiral into the madness that is USPSA

Let me start with i dont have a titan and I come from a Glock background. Until last month never actually seen one. I thought they were mythical creatures and way out of my range. The way that gun felt in my hand and the way it shoots has got the fever in me. It's definitely in the works for me this year.