Recent content by tactical404

I have both.... both have their positives and negatives...

The first time I did it, the slide dislodged from the lock and clamped the meat of my index finger. Had two people watching me otherwise I probably would've cried like a school girl.

Where do you get the punches from to do this? Guy at the LGS wants $75 just to do it and I refuse to pay that.

How do you get just the sear without getting the whole kit?

I think it's pretty safe to say very seldom are you going to get unbiased answers to things like this on brand specific forums. Like if you were to go post this on glock talk the responses would be the exact opposite. Same on the beretta forums, etc.

Does anyone have the regular Truglo Brite Site Fiber Optic Non Tritium sights? I'm curious how well they stack up in terms of visibility. I'm a lot more willing to pay 40 bucks for those than 100 bucks for the TFO's...especially considering i'm redoing the trigger and getting it coated.

For me, when it comes to my CCW the trigger is probably my biggest deal. Don't like changing it from stock and things like grips can easily be swapped out. That said, for me it'd probably go something like Walther PPQ, Walther PPS, Glock 26 Gen 4, XDS 3.3 & Shield..in that order. That of...

How'd you manage that? You sent it to them or bought the kit from a shop and had them do it?

I'm about to order one myself. Simply do not like the stock trigger on this gun.

Eh, i'm not doubting that they know what they're doing but i'm sure those that made the 180's know what they're doing too. I probably wouldn't bother with them, just saw them and was curious.

This....is pretty much why I was asking.

Sitting here at the desk on my lunch break flipping through a firearms magazine and noticed an ad for this stuff. Is there even a point in shooting this out of a compact handgun? Defense Handgun ? Nosler 40 S&W 200gr Bonded JHP

I only paid $349 for mine in the store....figured around this price was about normal now.

Cant speak for all states, but in GA there's a stand your ground law when it comes to someone breaking in your house. No duty to retreat, and you're allowed to use deadly force to protect your personal property as well. Of course that comes along with the stipulation of "thinking" that the...

Wouldn't say it's long but it's definitely WAY too heavy. Coming to this trigger from a glock is kinda like going from power steering to driving a model T.