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Is there any way you can make a video of this claim. I am really excited about this but I don't want to spend that kind of money w/o a little more proof. I don't mean to offend you but it's a lot of money to gamble with. Thank You!!

I am a huge TRP fan. It's a great 1911, but you will pay for it. Some of the S&W are less $$ for a similar gun

Yeah I'm sure that would work great bc it's made strictly for m&p's. I love my 2 m&p's but I'm not going to buy 6 of them. I need diversity in my hand guns, 3rd gens, sigs, H&K and 1911's. I was looking for a universal tool to use on as many as possible

Yeah I'd deff like to spend a little more but there isn't Alot of choices for universal sight pushes out there and I'm not spending 300+ is have to buy Alot more sights to get my money back.

Allright I know its from the Glockstore, dont shoot me. Im a S&W guy. The $60 price tag is apealing but i cant see this being a great tool. Does anybody have any experience with it?Thanks GlockStore.com - Glock Parts & Accessories, Glock Magazines & Apparel

Don't tell people that!! I'm already having a tough time finding one around 350-400!

I carry a Shield .40 in a DeSantis Intruder every time a leave the house

Im looking for everyones thoughts on the DAO 3rd gens. I currently only have DA/SA. Do DAO 3rd gens have a similar trigger pull as the double action trigger in a DA/SA. Around 10lbs?? IF so is this something that can be greatly reduced to 4-5lbs?? Thanks Guys!

Congrats.. Im currently looking for one for my better half. Im having a pretty tough time finding one. There either $500+ or in real rough shape

I understand that when you remove material from anywhere on a gun; it is dangerous and not something that should be done by most people. (I can read an owners manual too) I have a big mechanical backround and this is very similar to what i do for a living. Im no expert gunsmith, by no means...

Don't forget the shield too. The single stack is real comfortable to conceal

Thanks I practiced on a large blackstrap for my FS. (I use the med or small) its really easy to do. Just go real slow and lightly tap the grip w the soldering iron. You can always make the grip coarser but you can make it smoother. JUST GO REAL SLOW. I have no artistic talent at all. If I can do...

I should have been more specific, after the one time use there was almost no "stickiness" left to the rubber grips. It was real hot that day and I do sweat alot. I expected them to work better but for $10 what do you expect? If I was to stipple that gun again I might have gone w a slightly less...

I used the talon grips for one trip to the range. It was real hot and I put about 100 rounds through my Shield. My sweaty hands pretty much destroyed the rubber grips. I picked up a soldering iron on the way home and spent the rest of the night stippling it.

The ATEI trigger is awesome. There is no arguing that. The only reason i did not send my gun to them was; the last time i contacted them, they said that is was a 4-6 week wait. I just didnt want to wait that long. As far as the Apex sear. I had it about 5 or 600 shots and took it out. I...

Yeah their prices are slightly steep but the good thing is that they have everything I need in stock!!

Yeah midway got a shipment about a month ago. I received an email from them in the morning that they got them in. I got home from work and tried to order them and they were out of stock by then. That's why I'm pretty excited about finding ShooterSpecialties.com. They make their own stock...

Yeah I called Smith awhile back and they refused to sell the sear housing to me due to it being a liability.

Is there anybody that has found some type of laser grip that will work on one of the single stack 3rd gens. I've herd of some people converting the 59** series grips to fit the smaller framed guns. If anybody has done this pictures would be great. I just picked up a 3914 for the wifey and would...

Yeah I guess they said bc the sears are only suppose to be sold to a trained gunsmith and not a diesel mechanic they will need to do paperwork for liability reasons