Going to have to try the inner tube on my 21. Good read PM, Do you know any instructors around the west central georgia area that you would recommend?
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Not sure. "willr1" might be in your area.
Get 2 to 4 people together & I'll come do one for you if there is a range we could use.
I do "remote" classes in different cities a few times a year & looking to start doing more. Been thinking of putting one together for some of the Atlanta folks & in some in Colombus who have asked for it.
Ok... those are good sights. I didn't figure that you were running stock.
Great ideas.
I was always hating the way my G27 was sanding a hole in my kidney while IWB.
I used a 700x38c tube and cut a 1" long piece. After about 5 min. of wrestling the tube was in place and it's perfect.
It's tight enough to see the Gen 4 stippling through the rubber and the tack increases with a little palm sweat.
My kidney thanks you!
I was always hating the way my G27 was sanding a hole in my kidney while IWB.
I used a 700x38c tube and cut a 1" long piece. After about 5 min. of wrestling the tube was in place and it's perfect.
It's tight enough to see the Gen 4 stippling through the rubber and the tack increases with a little palm sweat.
My kidney thanks you!
It's good to make sure the tubing is tight or snug enough that it doesn't shift during use but not too tight.
That & creating a non-bulky skid free grip was my motivation. The Gen. 4 would scrape the skin off my side quickly.
It's good to make sure the tubing is tight or snug enough that it doesn't shift during use but not too tight.
A couple of thoughts. I have been shooting a Glock since 93 .
I use a stock minus connector , works well ,
I agree on the smooth trigger a lot of rounds and hot ammo and the grooved trigger beats your finger up.
Sights for those that like the stock sights the factory offers metal ones for $20 . This gets you a screw on front sight that will not fall off at the wrong time . BTDT. When I had stock sights I sharpie the rear black as well it was faster
The Vickers mag catch is about the same as a catch Glock offers overseas it is in between the two they offer here.
I use a stock minus connector , works well ,
I agree on the smooth trigger a lot of rounds and hot ammo and the grooved trigger beats your finger up.
Sights for those that like the stock sights the factory offers metal ones for $20 . This gets you a screw on front sight that will not fall off at the wrong time . BTDT. When I had stock sights I sharpie the rear black as well it was faster
The Vickers mag catch is about the same as a catch Glock offers overseas it is in between the two they offer here.
