Bought my first handgun! Glock 19. Needs & Mods?

You buy it for the reliability, like you said. And then you leave it alone to keep said reliability. You just practice instead.

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On a tangentially related note, you should not ever leave a gun in your vehicle. Even in a safe. It's a poor habit to get into, and it is the number one way people acquire stolen firearms.

 

We'll said!

 

I can’t even fathom how a Glock NEEDS anything. Yeah, some things might be nice but most are a waste of money and sold by good marketing.

RDS are okay. They won’t make a bad shooter good, but they can make a good shooter better. I would question if most folks will invest the range time to realize those goals though.

 

Thats the problem. You can even get around a glocks problems with enough training, but no one will put the effort in.

 

Not sure what you’re doing with them that there are “problems” that need trained around. They’re about as foolproof as a handgun can be. See your sights and press the trigger. Anyone that claims they can’t shoot one because of “issues” with a Glock has other issues between their ears.

 

OP started this thread four years ago and he’s still getting advice on mods lol

 

Yeah, but replies are sparking discussion, which is good!

 

My newest addition: P30sk, sa/da, no external safety, factory night sights, two 10rd mags, one 13rd. Now looking forward to eventually getting a P30L and USP probably in 45.

 

Nice.
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I own 6 Glock pistols. Every one of them has upgraded sights, an extended slide release, and a 3.5lb trigger connector. I did add +1 mag extentions on my 43 and 27, and the Shield Arms 15 round mags on my 43X. Other than that, I leave them alone.