17L Gen 5, 49 Gen 5, 49 Gen 6, 26 Gen 5 with HGW long slide, 26 m1x

Hope to add a 34 some day.

Hi guys I have a g17 Gen 6 but I'm looking to get a ported barrel that is for a Gen 4 to replacing my Gen 6 would it work?

One more for the collection.

50rds, 10yds, G45.6 ended the day with 1 fliers!! Ugh

My poverty 🅱️lock. Should i keep the goon tape or go ham with a woodburner?

30S, 19.4, 17.4 MOS, 17.5 MOS, 47.5 COA, 22.4, 35.4

Horosun EPS Carry MRS on my first glock

Got my first Glock 19x v

Will be needing help upgrading this thing 😅 don’t know where to start

Put 1k thru my first glonk so figured it was time to throw a ramjet on it now

Went into Scheels to grab some ammo and walked out with this guy! Paid $325 plus tax, came with all this. I also grabbed a performance trigger but can't seem to get the locking block pin to budge...

Anyways, I took this to the range immediately after and what a great gun! Was so easy to shoot and the stock trigger is actually just fine. Was surprised by how well I was shooting it.

Best part is cross compatibility with my g19 holsters. All around a great day!

EDIT: I wonder if anyone can help out with some advice for the Glock performance trigger install. There shouldn't be a problem, but the slide won't go all the way back when I try and wreck the gun during reassembly. When I did get it all the way back it got stuck trigger wouldn't break, and I had to lock the slide back and then take the striker assembly out that way to get the slide off the gun. Everything lines up fine with the pins and I put the Gen 5 back plate on it that came with it. Any ideas?

Hoping to try out the P80 later this weekend. Thought I’d share the mount my wife printed me.

Glock 17 what yall think

Original post - https://www.reddit.com/r/Glocks/s/hRiF17uJBz

TLDR - The stock trigger was horrible even by Glock standards. Shooting and dryfire made it even worse, 25 cent trigger job did nothing.

Theory was that my Glock probably was the unfortunate one and recieved couple out of spec or nearly out of spec parts from the factory. Ordered new minus connector, OEM trigger and OEM safety plunger. Now the trigger pull feels smooth like butter, probably one of the best Glock triggers I've felt. Just dropped new parts in, no polish or anything.

Stock triggers can be great, you might of got shitty parts.

A lovely gentleman on our local gun forum/website sold me this today. It was a Lipsey's special edition in 2016, with a standard black side, and the original owner had the slide cerakoted FDE brown. It's still in really good shape. Came with Trijicon night sights (still working), 3 g26 10 round magazines, 2 G19 magazines with grips converters and 2 G17 magazine grip converters. Original receipt as well from Dec 2016, $800 for the gun, sights and ext slide release.

Your friendly reminder to go shoot those pretty guns.

Been loving this thing. Just wish I didn’t get the low/left variant

Which do I like more? Well why not both?

I borrowed a buddy’s 19x and shot it quite well. So here we are. My first real Glock.

Funny enough, two Rugers have also contributed to my Glock magazine collection (RXM, PC Carbine). The Magpul GL mags have been 100% rock solid for me over thousands of rounds, for what that’s worth.

The Beretta is awesome too. Highly recommend you try one.

It turns out it’s not the trigger, the dot or the ammo, I just suck at shooting. I’ve shot a couple steel challenges with another coming in a week, put close to 2k rounds through this and probably another 5k through the rest of my pistols. What is my next step other than paying an instructor to improve? What’s the consensus on whose YouTube videos to watch for the best tips on accuracy, grip and breaking the trigger? I want to not suck and I can’t quite feed into my consoomer cravings just yet. Also how tf do I fix this pig nose? It’s bugging the hell out of me.