Originally Posted by CLaw
Its like a quarter inch difference. For me, I'd prefer the PX4 grip since it's jusstttt enough to get my whole hand on, similar in size to a G19 with a Vickers Plug or M&P 2.0C. But I carry full size 92s.
Its like a quarter inch difference. For me, I'd prefer the PX4 grip since it's jusstttt enough to get my whole hand on, similar in size to a G19 with a Vickers Plug or M&P 2.0C. But I carry full size 92s.
I can later tonight, if no one beats me to it.
My mistake, I read that as 92 Centurion, not 92 Compact, so I can’t help with pics or measurements. Not enough coffee today I’m afraid.
I used to own a Compact. I sold it for a Centurion only because the grip was just short enough to pinch my pinky finger if I didn’t flip it out during reloads. I don’t have that issue with the PX4CC (or the P229, for size reference).
Back when Centurions were hard to come by, I thought someone could have made bank if they came out with a mag well for the Compact that would bring the grip to full sized/Centurion dimensions for use with full sized mags.
No photo's as I am in the middle of a move.
http://www.handgunhero.com/compare/b...-92-fs-compact
That’s great. Thank you!
https://www.langdontactical.com/cust...px4-full-size/
Looks like there is a waiting list for the Px4 compact.The New PX4 Red Dot Optic Cut Solution for the PX4 Full-Size
You asked and we listened. Langdon Tactical has developed better red dot optic cut for your PX4 slide using the same concept that we developed for the 92. With this new solution, the slide is milled .140" down into the top of the slide. This system is .043" lower than the previous PX4 solution, placing the dot .915" above the centerline of the bore with a Trijicon RMR. The adapter plate will fit the Trijicon RMR footprint (see below for a list of red dot optics that fit on this plate). This RDO Solution uses a very similar proprietary adaptor plate as the LTT 92 RDO system with an integrated back-up rear sight that is matched to the height of the integrated rear sight for proper point of impact. The adaptor is held in place with three screws and includes the front dovetail cut.
Just got an email with this subject:
And this was inside:
Gonna send this to Merriam Webster to see if they'll make it the new definition of "burying the lede."
Sweet! Added to wish list, and signed up for the email notification when available.
I was discussing this with Darryl, and he is so excited he is sending a slide over to Ernest right away. I jokingly asked him if Ernest would do the special variant for him, with the front sight motion activated so it extends like a car antenna when you draw. He said that is coming in the Gen 3 model.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Looks like a good use for Biden Bux. I've got three full-size ones, the slide off the training gun will be going in. Time to dip my toe into this red dot thing.
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