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Over the last few months I have change all of the springs on my seecamp . It sure deserved it ,after this summer .
JakeChris_1001 said: ↑
Though I would love my G26 to be this one
I’ve played with a couple….honestly, they’re not my bag. They’re really expensive for primarily aesthetic upgrades.Glocks need real sights and a trigger job (just polish, no parts necessary). That’s about it….maybe undercut the trigger guard. IMHO, and intended to be taken with a grain of salt, since I don’t really like glocks that much to begin with.
moostapha said: ↑
I’ve played with a couple….honestly, they’re not my bag. They’re really expensive for primarily aesthetic upgrades.
Very true. But still looks cool. I would not drop that kinda cash on a Glock. There is a thread on one of my local shooting forums talking about the Sailent Glocks, it’s not going well lolChris_1001, if an engraved, ivory-handled, custom 1911 is like gilding a Lilly, then zev and salient seem a lot like gilding a dandelion.
Nothing against glocks (or dandelions for that matter), but I really don’t get the point.
The triggers are pretty good, and being able to put a dot sight on something smaller than a 34 is pretty cool. But it doesn’t cost nearly that much to accomplish those 2 features.
So I have not yet checked out the plunger, nor cleaned the gun (still in my range bag). I have another IDPA tomorrow, so I’ll be adding another 100+ rounds to the count then clean it and file a report here.
I would say I added a front night sight to my G19, but I lost the :censored: thing in the house (and its still in the package).
XD subcompact got TFOs (green front, yellow rear), Viridian C5L, and Pearce +0 grip extensions for the flush mags.
PPS got Mepro tritium sights and Viridian C5L
Randall 1911 got custom stag grips, new recoil spring, and new firing pin return spring.
Python got custom stag grips.
OK, Checked out the plunger. I finally did a quick wipe down of my G17. Plunger looks fine, no denting, no marring. Seems to be fine. I did not take it out, just a q-tip and some CLP. So after ~500 rounds, no issues at all. Going to put another 100 down the pipe tonight.
I did buy a Talon Grip (rubber) for it. But have not yet installed it.
Been meaning’ to get to this for years.
“Smithed” the innards of my 45-YO S&W Model 66 stainless “snubbie.” Got the DA trigger pull as smooth as two flat pieces of glass sliding against one another. Added Craig Spegel combat grips. Sent it to off to get the Magna Trigger conversion installed.Cleaned the guns. Finally put Loctite on my common carry holsters.
Debating a night sight for the bead on my 500.
Want to swap out the sights on my p320c for night sights since its my only pistol without them. Trying to decide if I am going to carry it or just shoot with it. Would change my sight choice a bit. Could do something fun if I’m just going to shoot with it, would only do Sig night sights if I carry it since that’s what all my other carry guns have.Was able to put about a hundred rounds thru each of my three Glock pistols yesterday.
Also got to shoot my cousins wife’s Glock 42. I have to say not a bad little piece.I was cleaning my Sigma 9C and the plastic rod inside the recoil spring broke at the tip.
I was surprised to say the least, I’ve had the pistol for many years and have never had a problem.
The new assembly will be here tomorrow, so I’m not going to be with out my primary CCW weapon for too long.
Smith and Wesson makes durable firearms, this was a surprise to me needless to say!Crash_Fistfight said: ↑
I was cleaning my Sigma 9C and the plastic rod inside the recoil spring broke at the tip.
I was surprised to say the least, I’ve had the pistol for many years and have never had a problem.
The new assembly will be here tomorrow, so I’m not going to be with out my primary CCW weapon for too long.
Smith and Wesson makes durable firearms, this was a surprise to me needless to say!thankfully it was while cleaning and not while firing. or when it really mattered.
as for me, i didn’t do anything to the gun, but i did buy it a case to keep it in instead of the top drawer of my dresser.
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