Posted: 4/11/2014 5:27:35 PM EDT
. I was very surprised at how snappy this thing is especially with the underwood ammo, I think a grip sleeve would help but I just can't stand the look of them. I also have some lee dies on the way so I can load my own here soon. anyone here have any advise on the trigger? I would like to be able to carry it once and awhile so I don't want anything too light, I did the 25 cent job on it and while it did help some it still doesn't feel as good as my XDM.
Welcome to the club  , it is your first but i won't be your last.  They are addictive and the abundance of parts and models, makes them the most versatile handguns ever produced.
I love shooting my 1911 more than anything but if you wanna throw a gun in a pack or a boat or under a the seat or test hand loads or want hi capacity or durability or....  you'll get the idea.
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Welcome....my 1st was a Gen 3 26..kept her about 3 months, sold and jumped on a Gen 4 - 19 and LOVE it
Day one at the range I was hitting low left as well. 2nd day at range I was much better after watching some youtubes vids, advice from here and about 30 min a day dry firing... and maybe I will post the pic, one day of shooting a hole through my kitchen window after a few beers and finger fucking the trigger with racking slide/dry fire....but it wasn't a dry fire.. 
No dogs killed, all thick woods in the back yard of 2 acres. 
My 19 is NOT in my hands once i crack open a beer, per the wifes rules 
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My first was a Gen3 G19 in April 2004. The last ten years, I have gone through Sigs and back to Glock; I have gone through H&K and circled back around to striker fired M&Ps; and I have finally come round full circle back to the 19 - only this time it is a Gen4.
Glock makes a solid gun. |