The PX4 Compact might be my DA/SA Glock 19

[LangdonTactical]

Mr. Langdon!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
May was my last range trip. I put your hammers on in early June and life got in the way (few months of employers medical, means overtime not range time). I finally got to the range today and no hammer bite.
I need to post in another thread as I think something else affected my shooting as well, but this certainly made it more enjoyable!!

Glad to hear it!!!

[Papalapa]

Main reason I switched from a Glock 19 to the PX4 CC was to get away from slide bite. When I saw some folks complain about hammer bite I'd knew it would get me too. So I opted straight for the Robar Mod 5 and couldn't be happier. Since I bought the last one I've got to pick up a second Compact Carry and have a Langdon hammer installed. Fastest 1000 rounds I've been through and after years of using Glocks I shoot this thing Way better!

[LangdonTactical]

Main reason I switched from a Glock 19 to the PX4 CC was to get away from slide bite. When I saw some folks complain about hammer bite I'd knew it would get me too. So I opted straight for the Robar Mod 5 and couldn't be happier. Since I bought the last one I've got to pick up a second Compact Carry and have a Langdon hammer installed. Fastest 1000 rounds I've been through and after years of using Glocks I shoot this thing Way better!

Thanks for sharing your story and I am really glad to hear you like your MOD 5.

[Dagga Boy]

Well, my better half, Spencer Keepers and I all shot our Robar/Langdon Mod 5 PX4CC's at a super gamer steel match today. We all did really well for our own abilities. Spencer absolutely crushed the Texas Star stage and I saw nobody, including the open class guns and shooters best his time. Kind of nice going out with our daily carry guns and being competitive with the compensated and red dot sighted open guns out of non functional speed rigs.

[psalms144.1]

Well, my better half, Spencer Keepers and I all shot our Robar/Langdon Mod 5 PX4CC's at a super gamer steel match today. We all did really well for our own abilities. Spencer absolutely crushed the Texas Star stage and I saw nobody, including the open class guns and shooters best his time. Kind of nice going out with our daily carry guns and being competitive with the compensated and red dot sighted open guns out of non functional speed rigs.

Good to hear - DB - now you need to get your lady friend a Beretta hat!

[GJM]

Good to hear - DB - now you need to get your lady friend a Beretta hat!

More pictures of GF, not so many more of DB and SK needed.

Darryl, if you want real fun, you need to go to a USPSA match.

[Dagga Boy]

Good to hear - DB - now you need to get your lady friend a Beretta hat!

As soon as we get free Beretta hats... I don't pay for gun company hats at this point😎.

More pictures of GF, not so many more of DB and SK needed.

Darryl, if you want real fun, you need to go to a USPSA match.

Yea, the large bearded mammals were a picture distraction. She had a great time and has only been shooting a pistol a few months and did really good. First time she ever shot multiple targets. She is super athletic, so she should take to this well. She didn't miss much and should get good at this quickly. We will likely keep doing matches with our carry guns.
Kind of funny watching Spencer shoot from a 3:00 OWB I lent him. He would have been much faster from one of his AIWB holsters.

[FrankB]

Alright! I tried to search all over this thread, and use the search function for the forum, but no success. I have a Beretta Competition trigger group on the way, and I'm wondering if it makes much of a difference. I installed the Beretta D spring, and low profile levers. I also converted to decocker only. I hate to wait for stuff in the mail, so I'd be grateful for anyone's input. Also, this is one of my carry guns, but I do appreciate fine triggers, so would have the competition trigger group benefit from further tuning?

[timotab]

Alright! I tried to search all over this thread, and use the search function for the forum, but no success. I have a Beretta Competition trigger group on the way, and I'm wondering if it makes much of a difference. I installed the Beretta D spring, and low profile levers. I also converted to decocker only. I hate to wait for stuff in the mail, so I'd be grateful for anyone's input. Also, this is one of my carry guns, but I do appreciate fine triggers, so would have the competition trigger group benefit from further tuning?

Add a Wilson 12# spring and shoot it. The single action on my competition group is at 3# with a rolling break, very nice.

[Bigghoss]

Alright! I tried to search all over this thread, and use the search function for the forum, but no success. I have a Beretta Competition trigger group on the way, and I'm wondering if it makes much of a difference. I installed the Beretta D spring, and low profile levers. I also converted to decocker only. I hate to wait for stuff in the mail, so I'd be grateful for anyone's input. Also, this is one of my carry guns, but I do appreciate fine triggers, so would have the competition trigger group benefit from further tuning?

I think I asked about this in the PX4 underrated is an understatement thread and IIRC I got one response that said it wasn't a huge difference but I don't remember. Personally my PX4 compact came with an impressive DA trigger out of the box and a Wilson 12# spring made it very nice and plenty good enough for me. Ernest Langdon posted a video about polishing the ends of the springs to slightly improve the DA pull so I'll have to give that a try. I would say since you already bought the parts put them in (might as well go watch EL's video on polishing hammer springs and do that while you have it out) and get good with the DA pull and the DA-to-SA transition before trying to do anything else. Factory guns even with heavy stock triggers can be run just fine and I think we all (myself very much included) need to try harder to become proficient with stock guns before getting too deep into modding them.