Palmetto State Armory Dagger: Budget G19 Thats Better Than The Original

I snagged one and like it better then the glock, fits my hand like a glove fits in my glock holster no problem, trigger was a bit spongy and creaky out of the box but after about 500 dryfires it feels good.... have not had a chance to take it for a spine but I'm impressed so far.
 
I managed to pick up a used one in the last few days leading up to Oct 21. I like the slide and grip. The trigger is horrible, why they chose to go with a hinged trigger a la M&P is beyond me. I will be replacing all the trigger components in due time. I find the grip to be quit nice. It reminds me of a Sig E2 grip for some reason. It does not feel "cheap" and actually feels quite substantial. I swapped out the sights for some Trudot night sights as I probably will not run an optics on this pistol. My only other beef aside from the trigger is the mag release, which being a gen3 sucks so I will repalce that. And the undercut on the trigger guard, it is very squared off and digs in quite a bit so I will probably reprofile with a dremel. For $700 all in used I am pretty happy with it. I just regret not buying one from IrunGuns when they were selling for $600 with the nice case and 3 mags. I got mine with one mag and the saddest pistol case possible.

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IRG didn't sell mine with the case and extra mags but it was pretty cheap. I forgot to mention that I also prefer the non bladed trigger, very comfortable for me.

It's surprising that Glock has not improved their undercut over the years.... huge improvement for my hand/trigger finger.
The dust cover accessory rail on the PSA is more rigid then Glock as well
 
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IRG didn't sell mine with the case and extra mags but it was pretty cheap. I forgot to mention that I also prefer the non bladed trigger, very comfortable for me.

It's surprising that Glock has not improved their undercut over the years.... huge improvement for my hand/trigger finger.
The dust cover accessory rail on the PSA is more rigid then Glock as well
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I was quite impressed with the construction of the frame. It feels quite a bit more rigid than the frames of the Glock, P80 and the Nomad.
 
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