98sr20ve Posted February 5, 2014 Share Posted February 5, 2014 The sights have to go. Besides that the stock Glock is very shootable. IF YOU PUT A TON OF ROUNDS THROUGH IT. That loosens up the trigger. Before that the trigger is a little bit of a challenge. Not horrible. Just not what I want. My G34 is not stock, my G19 only has the sights changed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GunBandit Posted February 7, 2014 Share Posted February 7, 2014 I have a G23 with a 3.5# connector and glockworx spring kit and love it. I will probably do some mods to my G17 that are production legal. I've never had a problem with the sights, but I've never shot them in competition either. I suspect I will end up changing the G17 sights. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fiddler Posted February 7, 2014 Share Posted February 7, 2014 I ran a stock Glock yesterday. My god what a nightmare. I've been shooting Limited since I started in 2011, and needed a pistol for Run 'n Gun events (running/walking many miles with a rifle and pistol, through natural terrain and county roads, with stages interspersed throughout the course). Picked up a LEO-trade-in G22 from Summit. Seemed like I may as well give a shot at Production, so I did. The trigger must have been 6-7 lbs, and miles long. The sights! Oh the sights. What trash. I shot tons of Alphas but had horrible trouble with full-size poppers steel at 25 yards. Part of the problem could have been the cold, as the whole match took place below freezing yesterday. But even at that, I could feel my fingers on most of the stages, as far as I can remember. I normally run a STI Edge in Limited. My Production stage times were probably 50-60% longer. My mag changes were largely great, but some weren't and cost me some time, but the amount of time I had to spend really FOCUSING on the sights was incredible! Part of that was probably working the shabby trigger. As soon as I got home I put in a 2 lbs connecter, polished up the goods, installed a 15 lbs recoil spring, ordered sights and a FLGR. I will also be relieving the area near the mag release. My thumbs are very curved, and I have trouble with the stock Glock mag release setup. Apparantly, sometimes it is the arrow and not the Indian. I've added stuff to mine, mostly because I like tinkering. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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