Glock 19 Advice - Sights and Mags

[Grobbie]

IMHO
Skip the trigger "upgrade" spend money on training, ammo and joining a club.

Ja, a good polish job(only making is shiny) does help with the spongy feel sometime.

Shoot it lots and worry about a trigger later.

If you have to maybe get a 3.5 trigger bar.


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[G33]

IMHO Your Honest Opinion is not an opinion but rather a fact.

Consider this Archived for later

[G33]

Ja, a good polish job(only making is shiny) does help with the spongy feel sometime.

Shoot it lots and worry about a trigger later.

If you have to maybe get a 3.5 trigger bar.


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Depends on the Gen, if it's a 5 or 3 I wouldn't bother with the 2c polish... then again I am lazy

[Grobbie]

Depends on the Gen, if it's a 5 or 3 I wouldn't bother with the 2c polish... then again I am lazy

My Gen5 had a marked improvement. So much so that i have not replaced the disconnect.


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[G33]

My Gen5 had a marked improvement. So much so that i have not replaced the disconnect.


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Good to know.

[mic]

I have these type of sights fitted to my CZ75 (but they are available for Glock as well.

https://www.hivizsights.com/product/gllw15/
https://www.hivizsights.com/product/gl2014/

Very robust and the inserts can be swapped out with luminous / Black / Green / Red
Quick and easy to swap the inserts.
Great for range / EDC / competition use.

As for mags, the OEM ones are the best. They are not THAT much more expensive than the other brands. If I have to use non-oem mags, it would only be for range use.

[gary-t]

IMHO carry sights should have tritium inserts.

I have trijicon sights fitted and an olight valkie p2 light. When the lught is on the expensivr sights do nothing.

[G33]

I have trijicon sights fitted and an olight valkie p2 light. When the lught is on the expensivr sights do nothing.

As I said before, wml have thier own draw backs.