Posted: 4/16/2024 3:18:52 PM EDT
| Fairly new to Daggers so thought I would ask before I started looking. I have a Glock 19 Gen 3 slide and decided on a Dagger for it. Is the Dagger compact frame the correct choice for it? |
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Originally Posted By wickedbeernut: Compact or Full Size - S. https://www.glocktalk.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,onerror=redirect,width=700,height=700,fit=scale-down/https://www.glocktalk.com/attachments/1671130852801-png.1142029/ Thanks. I like the smaller grip on that compact but wouldn't mind more rds in that Full-S though. |
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I'd strongly encourage you to check out the Grit Grips G19 gen3 frame,Grit Grips G19 gen3 FrameIf you're looking for a fully-assembled, G19 gen3 frame, I'd recommended the Grit Grips frame with OEM Glock internal parts. Dusty Sroufe owns Grit Grips. Dusty designed the Compact Dagger for PSA.
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Originally Posted By wickedbeernut: I'd strongly encourage you to check out the Grit Grips G19 gen3 frame, Grit Grips G19 gen3 FrameIf you're looking for a fully-assembled, G19 gen3 frame, I'd recommended the Grit Grips frame with OEM Glock internal parts. Dusty Sroufe owns Grit Grips. Dusty designed the Compact Dagger for PSA. +1 The Dagger frame feels great, but holster availability is nowhere what Glock availability is. Some Glock holsters work, most do not. That is where the Grit Grips frame shines (as well as others like the Combat Armory frame). I ordered one of the frames fully assembled with Glock OEM parts, just waiting to get to my FFL to get it picked up. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: +1 The Dagger frame feels great, but holster availability is nowhere what Glock availability is. Some Glock holsters work, most do not. |
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Originally Posted By wickedbeernut: I'd strongly encourage you to check out the Grit Grips G19 gen3 frame, Grit Grips G19 gen3 FrameIf you're looking for a fully-assembled, G19 gen3 frame, I'd recommended the Grit Grips frame with OEM Glock internal parts. Dusty Sroufe owns Grit Grips. Dusty designed the Compact Dagger for PSA. Thanks for the info, appreciate it. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: +1 The Dagger frame feels great, but holster availability is nowhere what Glock availability is. Some Glock holsters work, most do not. That is where the Grit Grips frame shines (as well as others like the Combat Armory frame). I ordered one of the frames fully assembled with Glock OEM parts, just waiting to get to my FFL to get it picked up. Good point. I have a ton of Glock holsters at the ready. |
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Originally Posted By wickedbeernut: In addition to OEM Glock G19 gen3 holster compatibility, the Grit Grips frame has an 18° grip angle (like an 1911 and Polymer80), double-undercut trigger guard (no Dremel), overmolded rails, a grip texture that many mistake for a custom stipple job, an ambidextrous magazine catch and the Grit Grips frame accepts OEM Glock pins (no roll pins). The Grit Grips frame is molded from the same glass-reinforced polymer as the Dagger frames. Originally Posted By wickedbeernut: Originally Posted By DavidY: +1 The Dagger frame feels great, but holster availability is nowhere what Glock availability is. Some Glock holsters work, most do not. I would have remembered some of that if I were fully awake when I posted  I just say "mo betta'" |
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Originally Posted By JBecker_72: If you want to make a 19X/45 size gun, the Dagger S frame is pretty cool. You'll need to play around with the trigger bar to get it to reset with a Glock slide. The Grit Grips frame is by far the way to go if you want a 19 sized gun. It's a very nice design. Thanks for the info! |
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