glock talk..

[mustangfreek]

I've got a fulcrum.

Super light and "crisp" is definitely a way to explain it.

I had to adjust it's weight up a bit because I constantly AD'd at the range.

Not for carry.

Interesting.......ad? As in accidental discharge?

Also are you using one of the zev striker springs they hand out in that kit? 2 & 3 lb or stock 5or 6 lb glock OEM

[voodoo_man]

Interesting.......ad? As in accidental discharge?

Also are you using one of the zev striker springs they hand out in that kit? 2 & 3 lb or stock 5or 6 lb glock OEM

I used the OEM items in their kit and quickly realized there was an issue.

The gun wouldn't cycle properly with anything that wasn't +P, and sometimes it would fail to feed. Then I'd get dead triggers on the reset and light primer strikes.

I took all the aftermarket stuff out except the trigger and it helped but still got AD's (accidental discharge) randomly while presenting since I always prep the trigger on presentation. It was very light.

[mustangfreek]

Humm that's not cool..was that using their striker springs?

[Joelski]

I used the OEM items in their kit and quickly realized there was an issue.

The gun wouldn't cycle properly with anything that wasn't +P, and sometimes it would fail to feed. Then I'd get dead triggers on the reset and light primer strikes.

I took all the aftermarket stuff out except the trigger and it helped but still got AD's (accidental discharge) randomly while presenting since I always prep the trigger on presentation. It was very light.

Did you change the guide rod spring, or was it already different than stock? I ask because I had a guy tell me that too heavy or light can throw a lot off on Glocks. To hear him tell it, it seemed taboo to change that one spring. You'd get everything from FTF's to stopped up bowels, don't do it!

[voodoo_man]

Did you change the guide rod spring, or was it already different than stock? I ask because I had a guy tell me that too heavy or light can throw a lot off on Glocks. To hear him tell it, it seemed taboo to change that one spring. You'd get everything from FTF's to stopped up bowels, don't do it!

I changed everything that came with the kit and then I changed it back to OEM.

[mustangfreek]

Anyone using a lightened striker like the zev ( which there is 2 listed for the 9mm's not sure the difference) with a 3-4lb spring and a agency, over watch trigger?

How is it? And reliable as no light strikes or?

I changed everything that came with the kit and then I changed it back to OEM.

Thanks for the info voodoo.