I think I'm getting the hang of my Glock 19

[jackrabbit000]

Tell me about it!! 12(6) is just a means of keeping the new short barrels out of Canada.
I contend that it is easier to conceal a 4.25" Commander 1911 than a 3" M29. It's the girth and grip that affects concealment, not the barrel length... but no one asked me and I don't work for the gov't!

Yep, as in your G19 compared to the restricted version, as if a whole 1mm is going to make any difference.

 

[Still alive]

Yep, as in your G19 compared to the restricted version, as if a whole 1mm is going to make any difference.

You don't work for the gov't either than huh?

Same BS with the AR restricted.

 

[Detective_Special]

Ive owned a Glock 17 for years but damn this Glock 19 is fun.
Incidentally it wouldnt function properly with a lighter trigger connector like I have in my 17, so I stuck with the factory 5.5, It has smoothed out some though. I think I prefer the crispness in a way, very distinct break! Ive been shooting lots of the drills from Pistol shooting .com with it and although I'm not that quick on the draw with it, it shoots great!

I like you have a G17 and a G19 2nd gen. Love to shoot both, accurate and reliable. Tried the 3.5 connector ( which is actually 4.5 lbs) and didn't like it. I found I lost the crispness of the 5.5 connector. A good compromise is the "." connector (dot), a lighter trigger at about @ 5.0 lbs and more crisp than the 3.5. Very satisfied with this set up.

 

[diananike]

Yeah the 3.5 connector is definitely mushy feeling in comparison to he regular 5.5
I heard it described as the same poundage spread out over a longer distance.
The factory trigger smooths out after a while and my G19 is a testament to that. Smooth, lighter but still a crisp defined break.