DWARREN123

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Howdy Shane and Welcome to TGO!!!

Howdy Randy and Welcome to TGO!!! I do not know of any local Schools for Gunsmiths but hope you have luck in finding what you want. Take care and be safe.

Howdy Justin and Welcome to TGO!!!

Howdy Todd and Welcome to TGO!!!

I am not a Glock fan either but I did pick up a G48. Best Glock I have ever had. Fits me well and after a little work very nice trigger, shoot very well. Doesn't feel like a Glock, feels more like a polymer 1911 type pistol in my hand.

Yep, was aware. LGS has posters up. Always nice to get a discount.

Just a FYI. Ghost inc. has dropped the prices on the reduced firing pin springs and reduced power safety plunger springs so with shipping they are under $9.00.

Too bad he is still breathing. He will not change on his own, needs some help!

A firearm does not have to be "REGISTERED" in Tennessee. You can legally (if not in violation of certain laws) buy from a individual/store or gun shop in Tennessee. You do not at this time have to fill out a 4473 (federal form) if buying from an individual. The permit issued by Tennessee is called a HCP - Handgun Carry Permit.

Howdy and Welcome to Tennessee and TGO!!!

Howdy and Welcome to TGO!!!

Picked up one about a month ago and like it. Had Truglo H3 sights put on it. It had a 7 to 7.5 pound trigger and the rough Glock trigger face. Well this is the first Glock I have decided to mod. I used fine wet/dry paper to smooth the trigger face and make the trigger safety lever even with the trigger when the trigger is pulled. I polished the metal internals with 500/1000/2000 grit polish compound and polishing wheell . The polishing dropped the trigger pull down about a pound due to removing some very rough edges. You will get rough edges on stamped metal. I then replaced the striker spring with a Ghost INC. 4.5 pound spring and the safety plunger spring with a Ghost INC. reduced power spring. This reduce the pull down to 4.5 pounds. This is the best and cheapest way to reduce the trigger pull. All this cost me $10.23 for the Ghost springs and has given me a good trigger and is much easier for me to shoot accurately. I have shot the pistol after each mod to see what improved and what needs more improvement. I have gotten to the point where I am very happy with this pistol for carry. I now have about 1,450 rounds thru it.

Update to my Glock 48. Mine is the duo tone model. Did a polish on internals and smoothed the trigger surface down so it is not so rough feeling. Put in a reduced firing pin spring (4.5 pounds) and a reduced firing pin safety spring. Ended up with a very decent 4.5-5.0 trigger pull that is smooth and breaks good. I have been practicing a lot with the Glock and find it shoots better for me than any other Glock.

I have used those type of shotguns pulling guard duty in the Army. Scary when looking at the end with hole in it!