Posted: 4/6/2007 8:44:40 AM EDT
| Whats the ave trigger pull on a standard glock? |
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Not the same since my 629 and 686 have worked triggers that break at 2.5 single action, and around 6lb double action without stacking. The Glock is more of a light take up until you hit the wall, then the break (rod break feel is dependent on the trigger job). If you want more of conventional wheel gun trigger pull, then you want the NY trigger spring to increase the take up pull weight (not a stacking feel, just more resistance on the initial take up). |
Thanks I will do that if I get one Been wanting a new toy |
What in the Hell would compel you to leave a loaded gun where a child can get at it? Darwin had a name for aninals as stupid as that..........................................................................................................extinct!! |
My sons were both well trained by age 12 and had been extensively briefed on what to do in almost any situation while left alone for short periods. My mother once questioned the practice and I reminded her that both boys were much better shots than her and could think more clearly in a crisis. My sister told me recently of something that happened when I was 15 and she was only 13: Our Father (now deceased) was in the hospital for a heart surgery in a one of the rough areas of Birmingham. He called and asked to speak to my sister and instructed her to slip his 9mm into her purse in case something happened during the trip from the car to the hospital. She asked why not her Mother or me. He replied, your Mother would panic and get you all killed and your Brother is just too damn mean to carry a pistol....yet. So the kid carried his S&W model 59 and we never knew. I know she would have handled things if we would have had trouble as she regularly shot the thing since she was about 8 or 9 and who would have suspected a petite little girl. No, I don't condone kids carrying pistols but I think they should know how to use one at as young an age as they show a proper level of maturity. |
the word is IF even KIDS can BREAK into things 
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AGREED been taugt when I was like 5 Been carrying over 20 years and my daughter also she does pretty good with a 22 Rifle |
ASSUME = Dumb ass |
I know "Hollyweird" would never make such a movie but I would like to see a remake of Home Alone set in the rural south where little "Kevin" grabbed Daddy's AR-15 and made swiss cheese of the BG's. It would be less far fetched than all of the tar and feathers, falling tool chests and giant spiders! |
Great show What show was about the LITTLE Boy who wanted a BBgun RED RIDER I think I wasnt allowed to have a red rider BB My Dad made me get a Daisy TARGET BB gun it was pretty accurate and had different type of FS |
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The Red Ryder movie was "A Christmas Story" made in 1983 I think. The little boy "Ralphie" did manage to wreak havoc on an imaginary gang of bandits in one of his frequent daydreams. I always steered the boys clear of BB guns due to their tendency to ricochet when shot at a hard surface. Although the "kids" were almost young adults I have always been partial to Red Dawn. Nothing better than smoking a few commies! It seems that Hollywood has stopped making the type of movies where the good guys fight back and prevail, remember all the Death wish flicks of the early 80's? I guess the good guys should set the thugs up in a new Jimmy Carter house and help them get their welfare checks started! |
1983 a Good year I graduated HI Skool and the next year finally bought a AR15 Ralphie what a kid Also liked Red dawn as well made sure that I always had enough Ammo/survial gear After that movie 
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| Hopefully, nobody posting here is ignorant enough to believe that the addition of a NY trigger spring to a Glock will prevent a kid of any age from pulling the trigger. Now, it is possible that the kid will be disgusted with the lousy, revolver-like trigger pull, but he'll still pull the trigger, if he wants to. |
Everone Should KNOW THAT THE SAFETY IS YOUR BRAIN And a Double action trigger is harder to pull If a 4 year old Happen to come along and Find A Handgun God Forbid I would think a D/A pull would help BETTER than a Single action pull! Now my Kid wont have this problem! Taught all her life! And Ive Held a Permit for 23 yaers or more But you Always read about a kid in the News Paper who shot himself or somebody |
BTW my Daughter cant pull back any of my Handguns P229,SW 637,SW6906 All have a D?A pull but she is only 10yrs old A D/A is in itself LIKE a safety Remember the Head is the MAIN safety |