I think a NP3 TJIAB would be a logical addition to the product lineup. I'd like to see an option using all OEM parts (the descriptions for complete pistols seem to indicate Apex kits).
I think a NP3 TJIAB would be a logical addition to the product lineup. I'd like to see an option using all OEM parts (the descriptions for complete pistols seem to indicate Apex kits).
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Ah jeez.
Given limited options for TDA afficionados that want a smaller carry system, I’m happy to see this. I have a 48 with maple leaf RDO cut, SCD, modified grip angle adapter. Haven’t modified the trigger but NP3 trigger sounds interesting.
Ernest carrying g19 surprised me
I think LTT and Apex could also make a more “DAO” type Glock trigger. With a longer, but smooth pull and break.
Anyway, I’m just rambling about my random desires. Still excited to see all this from LTT, and it will certainly be something a lot of people benefit from.
Originally Posted by TheNewbie
The Apex connector already gives a very smooth DA style pull!
Langdon going more down the rabbit hole of striker fired guns?
Ernest, blink twice if you’re under duress…
“Conspiracy theories are just spoiler alerts these days.”
I expext to soon see a post "The Glock 19 might be the next PX4 compact".
Here’s the Glock 19 that LTT’s offering:
https://www.langdontactical.com/ltt-...w-trigger-job/
I see an Apex trigger, LTT a trigger work, and an option for night sights and a trigger guard undercut.
No mention of a SCD.
I want there to be one. Where are others seeing it?
I understand it was visible in some videos, but I have to believe that if it was included on the LTT Glocks, they’d certainly mention it.
That's the confusing part, why show SCD style back plates on the Glocks you're marketing in your videos but not put the spiel on the web? If it's not what you're selling, why show it?
I can think of reasons why but saying anything doesn't help.
Has someone contacted LTT to ask?
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