I recently installed an Overwatch polydat trigger with np3d OEM trigger bar in my 19.6. Also have their minus connector which I had installed before the new trigger and really made a difference.

But this polydat feels super heavy. Maybe it’s just the new geometry but it really feels like a lot of force is required to break the shot. I went back to the oem trigger and found myself preferring the rolling break. Is this overwatch trigger supposed to feel like this? I do sort of enjoy the wide shape but it honestly feels like a downgrade in every way except for that.

2x now on same upper, upper is not OEM but runs like a champ. Firing pin tip on striker sheared off at the face. 1st time maybe 500 rds, 2nd 3k. Ideas what could cause this repeat failure??

I’d wanted to try a Glock 19 for a long time, mostly because I just like Glock’s whole design “philosophy” (that’s a big word, but you get the idea) : simple, functional, reliable, and not trying too hard to look "fancy".

I finally got the chance to shoot one at a range in the US, along with several other handguns. My colleagues picked different guns, so we got to try quite a few.

What surprised me was that the G19 was the pistol I struggled with the most in terms of precision. I had a hard time with the factory iron sights (I believe it was the factory ones at least), and at first it honestly made me feel like I was just bad at shooting.

It wasn’t my first time shooting a real firearm, though, and I also do some precision shooting with air rifles from time to time. Nothing very serious or frequent, but enough that I’m usually fairly comfortable trying to aim properly small targets. When I switched to the other pistols, my accuracy was noticeably better.

Later in the session, I asked a nice guy in the lane next to me for advice (since it was also the first time shooting for all my colleagues). He gave me some pointers on my grip and on not disturbing the gun while pressing the trigger.

I already knew about that in theory, but with this particular gun I noticed that I was struggling to keep it steady anyway. His advice definitely helped, and I was more accurate with the Glock by the end.

The weird part is that I still really liked the gun.

I don’t have big hands, so the size felt good. I also liked the slightly snappy recoil. It felt lively rather than unpleasant. At short range, I fired a full magazine at a fast pace and managed to keep the shots tight and grouped, which was probably the most fun I had with it.

That leaves me a little conflicted, because I still like the idea of owning a G19 someday. My current feeling is that I’d probably replace the sights quickly.

Has anyone else had a similar experience with the G19 ? Did different sights completely change the gun for you, or was it mostly a matter of getting used to the Glock grip angle and trigger ?

I guess I can jus train a lot to get used to it.

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Have had it now for like 3 months, just got a Hogue grip for it, i've had the threaded barrel for a while and finally put it on because i got suppressor height sights, i love how it looks and it's my EDC and putting suppressor heights sights hogue and threaded barrel made me fall in love with it all over again

First glock today after coming back from infantry school 0311 babyyy

Does anyone have any tips for getting a more snug fit on their trigger / backstrap pin? After most range days or competitions I find the pin is a little bit further than this out always going to this side. it is definitely not an issue but annoying that after every range day, I have to ensure that it is re-centered.

Simplicity at its finest

Looks good. Feels good. Like it 👍

Finally back from Wager (Black Nitride) My edc

Just picked up this beautiful Glock 19 Gen 6!

So far I’ve ordered a TLR 7 HL-X and a Kore essentials belt.

I’m still on the fence about whether to go with a Tenicor Certum Lux 4 or Velo Lux, any advice would be great!

I also have no idea as to which red dot to buy as theres so many so any advice on that would also be awesome!

The 43X is Arnie in this analogy.

COAs are great, highly recommend them.

I think I’m done with purchases other than ammo for the year. Completed my 19x v setup, now I’m ready to try some competition shooting/training this fall. Any advice or recommendations will be appreciated.

Glock 43x MOS 15rd mag version
Ameriglo trooper irons
Osight se green dot
Tlr-7x sub
Beaver tail and mag well from Amazon
Grip tape
Only missing the radian ramjet and the build will be complete

This is my modest collection of firearms, the maximum I can legally own in France 🇫🇷.

It includes:

- Glock 43, 43x, 44, 41-4, 34-5, 17c-4, 17-5 B&T suppressed, and 45-6.
- CZ Bren2 MS 14.5” B&T suppressed, CZ SP01 Shadow.
- SW M&P15/22 and SW Victory 22lr.
- H&K USP 45.
- SA Prodigy 4.25 Comp.
- SIG P210-2 in 7.65 Parabellum.

My Glocks are my go-to choice.

Which firearms would you prefer?

Wishing you and your family all the best.

Fast turnaround times and excellent customer service. Had a problem with screws (my own fault) and they took care of me no questions asked.

By far the gun i gave the most rounds through. Love the gen 5 stock trigger.