Posted: 1/11/2012 7:05:17 PM EDT
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Ive had it for some time now. I ve also modified it a bit
Mods Factory glock threaded Barrel Haley strategic "Skimmer" Trigger Trijicon Night sights Ghost Maritime Spring cups Sanded down the trigger for higher grip and gave it a reference notch.. its not done.. On the way is extended mag release, slide stop and some mag extensions 
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| The take up is alot less about 1/16 inch.. lighter pull shorter pull and reset. everything is smooth and crips.. i play with glocks all the time light years better than a factory trigger.. and yea i have a thread protector on the way. Factory glock threaded barrels are easy to get ahold of |
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What is your opinion of the Skimmer trigger? Do you have another Glock to compare the trigger too? Does it just lighten the pull, or does it also remove all the take up before the break? Can you tell I am wrestling the thought of buying this?  Nice pistol. Not to hi-jack, but I also have a Skimmer. It reduces the reset, and is really really smooth, smoother than my trigger after 2000 rounds. It does not lighten the pull though. |
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What is the purpose of the reference notch on the trigger guard? It is a repeatable place for you to "roll" your support hand up onto the pistol to acquire your master grip. Some people love it, some people hate it, i find it unnecessary. To each their own. :) |
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They were like 20 buck why not.. no real purpose.. other than im trying out frog lube and may throw it in water to see how the stuff holds up Thanks. Thought you might have some kind of submarine use for your G19.  The marine cups aren't as durable as "standard" cups. I can't imagine that Frog Lube would be equal or superior to Mobil 1, 15W50!!! 
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