I need a new handgun...lets talk guns today. :D

So if my AR doesn't have one of these triggers does that mean that it identifies as "non-binary"?

 

Lawd hammercy

 

Yes, move the selector off binary while holding the trigger back and it cancels the second shot.

 

A lot easier than I expected. They claim "drop in" and that's pretty close.

 

Shot in another club match tonight. This place was alittle more layed back and even allowed the boy to shoot. He was on cloud 9. We will definitely be returning.


Now to figure out what gun I wanna try next for competition..

 

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"GFY" is the perfect name for this

 

Maybe GTFO would also work.

 

So, looking at some pistols. I am gonna try my tp9 next time we go. But, do I try a glock or sig? Maybe both?

Is glock hype real? Never owned one or shot one. Always thought they felt like a brick in my hand.

Sig p320 legion looks like a nice setup gun. But for that money I could buy a Trevor or a p90.

I hate these decisions.

 

Do not expect to be blown away by a Glock. Glocks have 2 selling points; they don't break and will chew through anything you feed them and they have the largest aftermarket out there. But generally speaking, no one that I know of ever grabs one off the shelf and comes back saying "this thing shoots amazing!" That said, they are great guns. Just have to realize what the intent of it is when you pick it up.

 

I have the 320, not the Legion. I do like the 320, and generally the Sig ergonomics work better for me than Glock. I've had the 19/17 (9mm) and 23/22 (.40).
I have not ever had the urge to spend the money on a Sig Legion. I'm sure there are upgrades within the package that make incremental improvements to a shooter's game.
For me, that money would be better spent on range time and ammo and the gains with trigger time, compared to buying the upgraded package.

Others with direct Legion experience may have a different opinion.

 

Also you will have to adjust your point of aim with the Glock because of the grip angle being so different from just about everything else you mentioned. That is why switching between platforms can become difficult.

 

The 34 and 35 are pretty accurate. I bought one when my STI had to go back and get tweaked. Worked fine in competition. Nothing fancy about it. The trigger is what it is and aftermarket triggers don't really make that big of a difference pull weight wise.

 

Dad gave me a Dan Wesson 357 . One of the ones you can change barrels on. Pretty cool revolver

 

Did you get the whole kit? Brief case, barrels, and belt buckle? Those are really nice setups.

 

My son got a Glock 17 and it is inherently accurate. Nephew just got one and again I hit the bull first pull with little effort. I use a 35 with a 9 barrel at most competitions. As said the trigger isn’t 1911 good but it’s a tank that’ll always work. As for grip angle there’s maybe a second of OH when you go from other guns to Glock but line up the sights and hit shit has always worked for me. At the end of the day you’ll have your favorites but how boring if you don’t try them all.

 

I held but didnt shoot the Legion. The Tungsten, or other metal made it noticeably heavier than anything in my tiny arsenal. I instead opted for an H&K VP9-B. I love it!

 

Is your VP9-B the new one with the factory optic cut and 17 round mags?

 

I purchased through GB. It originally had 3 mags and a non optic ready slide. I purchased an optic ready slide after obtaining the firearm because I saw no available optic ready slide versions of the VP9-B model on GB. I was considering the (the model number escapes me at the moment) the 5 inch, optic ready slide conversion but have recently decided against it for the moment. The slides are just as much as an entire firearm.

 

I have a Legion pistol (the P226) and it's a sweet gun. But, if I could go back six years when I got in the the whole "gun" thing - I would of bought a Glock 17 and put 20,000 rounds through it. Once you're into the Glock system (meaning, you are used to the feel of a Glock) they pretty much all feel the same (grip angle, trigger...etc.) Glocks run forever and are usually a lot less expensive compared to Sigs. My own feeling is that Glocks are "tools" and Sigs (especially a Sig Legion) lean more toward being safe queens. Now that I fessed up to being a Sig homo, I'm looking at a P320 XFull - or - a P320 AXG Pro. Which ever one I decide on, I plan on wearing it out.

 

NTTAWWT!




On another note,
I wont buy certain firearms because I'm unsure of uncertain (to me) brands. All of the guns in my tiny arsenal are "shoot it like you stole it". No safe queens in my possession.