New gun day! Pics
I got a Gen 5 Glock through the Glock Salutes Veterans deal.
This baby is going to be built to run in about a month.
Race trigger tomorrow from Johnny Glocks Triggers- Im taking the gun to him for that.
Trijicon SRO with 5MOA dot.
Then to my gunsmith in TX for silicon Carbide grip treatment.
This baby is going to be built to run in about a month.
Race trigger tomorrow from Johnny Glocks Triggers- Im taking the gun to him for that.
Trijicon SRO with 5MOA dot.
Then to my gunsmith in TX for silicon Carbide grip treatment.
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What's with the side hole on the stainless slide? 0 -
Thought you said you got a gun?! That is not a gun, that is a, no I just can't say it. Ask Ricci. 0 -
yoshmyster wrote:What's with the side hole on the stainless slide?
A kaboom vent?0 -
yoshmyster wrote:What's with the side hole on the stainless slide?0 -
yoshmyster wrote:What's with the side hole on the stainless slide?
A Hilary Hole?0 -
I checked out the Johnny Glock website and looked at their triggers. if you come to St Louis sometime I sure would like you to compare the trigger on my G23 and see how it stacks up against the race trigger. I have done all 4 of my Glocks with the Buschmaster Special trigger job, and while they aren't as consistent quality as I'm sure a production house like JG does it, the G23 is my best one and I'm proud of it.
the differences would be that the JG has the rounded safety-pusher-upper and a shorter reset, and probably lighter/heavier springs installed for a lighter trigger pull, and of course the flat trigger shoe. but I would have wanted to (and did) keep the bump, the stock reset, and stock springs for tactical reasons. it is awfully light for stock and smooth as Canadian Vodka.
theirs cost 200+ dollars. mine took a few hours labor and half a pack of smokes.
I would like to see what you think.0
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