New Product Fondling

[Jim Watson]

I have seen and handled several of the new products but unfortunately did not get to shoot them.

The Shield Plus is still a SMALL gun, I see no reason to get the low capacity version. Room enough for my trigger finger over the tab.

PDP is a handy service size gun, very nice striker trigger pull, comparable to Q5 Match (Which is better than Q5 Match SF) or the surprisingly nice PPQ .45 I saw.

Timney Glock trigger group, drop in basis with no sorting of connectors, a very good Glock Trigger, but still a Glock trigger.

[JohnO]

Timney Glock trigger group, drop in basis with no sorting of connectors, a very good Glock Trigger, but still a Glock trigger.

It is my firm belief that Glock shooters should learn to master the Glock trigger. (Nothing against Timney or any other aftermarket maker.) Glock being such a universal pistol one might as well be able to shoot the stock version competently. Additionally I have seen some scary aftermarket Glocks with 'fancy pants' trigger jobs/trigger parts that were just plain Dangerous!

[Greg Bell]

Saw the shield plus. I agree that there will be no reason to buy the standard Shield after it is clear this model is bug free.

[Jim Watson]

It is my firm belief that Glock shooters should learn to master the Glock trigger. (Nothing against Timney or any other aftermarket maker.) Glock being such a universal pistol one might as well be able to shoot the stock version competently. Additionally I have seen some scary aftermarket Glocks with 'fancy pants' trigger jobs/trigger parts that were just plain Dangerous!

True, but it doesn't have to be ROUGH. My Gen 1 wasn't.