I don’t know how sensitive to length you are but you can use the 19 length and it will help fight roll out. I know some folks will use 17 length holsters for them too. I’m using a 19 length tenicor velo for a 17, 19, and a 26 on occasion. I need to get a wing claw to try one of these days.
Jason
Last edited by Ndbbm; 10-29-2019 at 08:55 AM.
Check out the SOB conform holster.
I’ve had lots of fancy holsters and still use a Tenicor Velo but this SOB holster is simple and comfortable.
Sob the brand name? I tried to google but no dice. Or is it a small of back holster?Originally Posted by pew_pew
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Sheriff of Baghdad.
Correct. Sorry.
John Mcphees company. Former Delta guy. Easy to overlook them and I laughed them off at first but I got one and I love it.
I just picked up a gen 5 34 MOS and gen5 45, both with Ameriglo sights. So far, I am very impressed handling them. I plan on shooting them both on Thirsday morning.
slight thread drift
I use a SOB (G17 sized) when I carry a G19 v the G35/G34. It is easy on/off, stays in place when mated to a good belt and reholsters one handed.
On the downside- it holds the weapon a bit low relative to a keepers/shaggy such that it will never be as fast as those kydex rigs for me.
I caught it second hand for a good price. I am not sure I would pay retail relative to various kydex and even injection molded solutions.
I would note there is something cool about carrying a weathered Gen 2 G19 in leather.
Last edited by vcdgrips; 10-30-2019 at 11:19 AM.
To add to the trigger woes, my 34.5 trigger went to shit around 8,500 rounds. I tried polishing, which helped briefly, but it quickly got worse again.
I’ll be replacing all the internals, so one by one I start sanding parts to see if I could see where the burs are, turns out it’s the back of the cruciform and the striker tail. I expected it to be the slide stop/trigger interface but that wasn’t involved.
Has anyone found a good fix? If I get all new internals, won’t they just do the same thing if I don’t get them coated in something like NP3? If so, what’s the best coating for the application?
Last edited by BK14; 11-01-2019 at 04:33 PM.
I used NP3 on mine but haven't put a ton of rounds through 'em since.
The nDLC that Glock uses on the real M guns may be better or not.
Easy thing to do is just throw new guts in it when it gets bad. That's what Glock does.
Does your safety plunger show peening wear? This is mine after 10K rounds. You can see the wear on the lower right ledge of the plunger. Replacing it with a new factory one improved my trigger pull weight by almost 1lb if I recall correctly.
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