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10-07-2012, 03:58
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Striker & Plunger Questions
I'm new to Glocks but not new to shooting and had a few questions for you guys. I have the GlockTriggers Haley Skimmer in my G19 and was just wondering if these would really make a noticable difference?
Setting cost aside, is this Striker really a valuable upgrade? Would it "REALLY" improve accuracy?
What about the Plunger? If I installed the Plunger would my trigger feel different as the Skimmer is modded as well?
I know about titanium, super light, super strong, but the wear factor sucks. The gold in color is just a anodizing and not a hardcoat/plating and does come off. So the description is a bit mis-leading hence the questions above.
Let me know what you guys think?
Last edited by Tornado_Racing; 10-07-2012 at 03:59..
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10-07-2012, 04:41
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In my opinion, they are sizzle and not steak. About the only way to improve pistol accuracy is with a fitted match barrel. The way to improve shooter accuracy is with practice. I've tried both titanium firing pins and plungers. It only lightened my wallet.
While hair triggers may be fine for hunting and bullseye competition, they are really no help in shooting at speed.
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10-07-2012, 04:45
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyR
In my opinion, they are sizzle and not steak. About the only way to improve pistol accuracy is with a fitted match barrel. The way to improve shooter accuracy is with practice. I've tried both titanium firing pins and plungers. It only lightened my wallet.
While hair triggers may be fine for hunting and bullseye competition, they are really no help in shooting at speed.
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This..............and thank you for the response.
Last edited by Tornado_Racing; 10-07-2012 at 04:45..
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10-12-2012, 21:32
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You can greatly improve the trigger with a slight polish and reduced power striker safety spring.
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10-13-2012, 07:40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tornado_Racing
I'm new to Glocks but not new to shooting and had a few questions for you guys. I have the GlockTriggers Haley Skimmer in my G19 and was just wondering if these would really make a noticable difference?
Setting cost aside, is this Striker really a valuable upgrade? Would it "REALLY" improve accuracy?
What about the Plunger? If I installed the Plunger would my trigger feel different as the Skimmer is modded as well?
I know about titanium, super light, super strong, but the wear factor sucks. The gold in color is just a anodizing and not a hardcoat/plating and does come off. So the description is a bit mis-leading hence the questions above.
Let me know what you guys think?
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In my experience the answers to both of your questions are, 'No'! The titanium striker WILL slightly decrease your lock time; but NOT when used all by itself. As for the titanium, 'round head' safety button? There's one in my G-19, right now. Know what? It doesn't work as well as the older all-steel factory part that I only slightly modified and highly polished, myself.
You're right, again: After a few month's use the anodized gold finish does, indeed, begin to wear off. I don't like you using an H-S trigger, either; but, really, that's your business. A final suggestion - Don't use a reduced power FP spring. Like Danny said: Learn to shoot that Glock and take it from there.
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Last edited by Arc Angel; 10-13-2012 at 07:44..
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