Me too, but I'd like to try the new slim version.Originally Posted by orionz06
Me too, but I'd like to try the new slim version.
Haven't pulled the trigger on one yet but I like the idea, much like I still think the regular GFA is great for some people, just not me.
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There is better trigger reach with the new GFA. The GFA makes a Glock points better for me, and protects the inside of my knuckle on the thumb, but I agree with Tom's comment on reach being an issue. Worst combo being a gen 3 with originl GFA. Trigger reach is a non-issue on an M&P for me.
Actually... I just popped one back on my dryfire G19 and I think my conscious efforts with more finger in dry fire might make the issue less prevalent with the GFA added. Will have to revisit it at the range one of these days.
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Got my new GFA in the mail today and promptly installed it on my primary Glock 17. I like the fact this variant doesn't tear up my hand. Much preferred to the older version.
+1. I like the length of the old ones though. I also wish they were a tad easier to install. I almost flung my G17 out the window out of frustration.
"A good shooter with a weak body and weak mind will lose against one who has the physical ability to crush him, and the mental ability to do it repeatedly"
-Kyle Defoor
I've installed several dozen GFA's, they took between 30-60 sec each to install...
I thought it was me, the 3 originals -easy on.
The new style-wow.....
But I like it
That's about the time it took today.
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I'll send you guys my next one then.
"A good shooter with a weak body and weak mind will lose against one who has the physical ability to crush him, and the mental ability to do it repeatedly"
-Kyle Defoor
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