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Midwest PX parts kit with ALG ACT trigger. http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?products_id=659 Best deal out there!

'Cause it's fuckin' tactical!!!1!

One of my guys showed me the original and asked why we don't train for this We had a loooong talk.... I mean even if it was a good idea - and it most definitely is not - how in the hell do you open the back door of a Police Car from the inside?

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While the media and government rhetoric has been White cops killing Black men, the assassinations in NYC yesterday were of a Yellow man and a Brown man, because they were wearing Blue.... And thank you, Zeke. While most of us don't do the job for thanks, it is so very nice to hear. Especially in this moment of loss and anger.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/74052-us-appeals-court-deems-gun-law-unconstitutional/#entry935534

On the Glock it is a safety and reliability issue. To drastically improve a Glock trigger you had to almost disable the firing pin and drop safety. Then you run into reliability issues when swapping striker and trigger springs. An unsafe and unreliable pistol makes for a bad choice in a self defense gun - it has nothing to do with legal perception or "hair trigger" prosecutions. On an M&P the APEX kit improves the tactile reset to make the trigger more "Glock-like". You aren't touching any of the internal safeties. The best Glock trigger I have ever felt was completely stock with OEM parts. It was just dry fired thousands and thousands of times to smooth everything out.

I wouldn't put a Fulcrum trigger in any Glock I was planning to use for HD/SD. Keep that in comp/fun guns. Stick with Glock OEM parts and dry fire the shit out of it for a decent Glock trigger in a social gun. The only way to drastically improve the trigger on a Glock is to start messing with the integral safeties (drop and firing pin safeties) or adding parts internally (ie: trigger stops) - bad juju. Read this: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/57841-glock-triggers-how-they-work-and-how-to-make-them-better/?hl=%2Bglock+%2Btriggers

Thanks Gents!

PM me your address and I will put one in the mail to you. If you are coming close to Sandy Hook or Edison in the next few days I will meet you and give you one.

Any recommendations on a reputable 'smith that is familiar with these? Pretty sure the extractor/ejector needs to be repaired as well.

I use a QTip and WD40 or Slip 725. If that doesn't work, a little bit if toothpaste and some gentle polishing. This will scratch the lens, but a scratched men's may be better than the carbon build-up.

Safe to shoot with modern ammo?

A friend of mine received a double barreled shotgun. Double triggers On a side by side, and it is smaller than 12g, but I don't know what. 16g maybe (guessing by the "16" markings on the barrel). I can't find anything on it. It has the following markings - On the stock half: On the barrel half: It also has a crown over a D on each barrel and there is some nice engraving of a hunting scene on the receiver and filigree on the trigger guard. The ejector/extractor also seems to be broken, but I am not sure. I have zero experience with this type of firearm. Can anyone offer some insight? Thanks in advance.

Coat the light with a little lube (I like Slip EWL) before shooting. When it gets dirty you can wipe off the lens with your thumb. When the lens is clean, re-apply. A light coating of lip balm or Vaseline works well too.

I don't know, but how much is it to get the barrel cut and crowned? Even if it is possible, I can't see this course if action as cheaper overall than just buying the right part....

So he can't use it. Big deal. He can still carry/hide it for others. Charging like that is pretty standard. Find illegal stuff in a common area, like the interior of a car, and no one takes ownership - charge everyone and let them explain to the judge who it belongs to. I have had a few cases where the actual "owner" of the gun/drugs made another carry it. I've seen a gun stuffed in a girlfriends purse - he had all her shit in his pockets. It was funny trying to get him to explain why his pockets were full of tampons, BC pills, and makeup. Hell, we had a guy in a wheelchair with nothing from the elbows down, he had 2 pistols stashed in little custom holsters in his chair for his "friend" that would push him around. I've seen a lot of adults make juveniles carry for them - less harsh sentencing and better likelihood of a reduced sentence or something held in abeyance. There has been plenty of times the "boss" makes an underling carry for him, or the guy with "2 strikes" who doesn't want a third makes a his partner carry. Nothing new....

My understanding is it is good to go. It fails the very scientific and repeatable "pinky test" of NJSP FAU and the BATF has issued a letter stating that it is not a flash suppressor. If you contact them they will email you a copy. I am sure there are plenty of copies floating around the interwebs as well.

Tell me about it. I have been trying for 3 years to get them for work. Bosses think I just want "cool toys". Trying to explain the benefits for our job description and that a $600 suppressor is a lot less than the lawsuit when someone blasts an ear drum of a team member or victim/innocent/hostage. Not to mention they reduce sympathetic firing, let's you communicate while engaged, distinctly differentiates incoming from outgoing, lowers risk of explosion in flammable/clan-lab/industrial settings. They are heavy and slow the gun down and while they increase accuracy slightly in the short range, they reduce velocity and terminal effects a bit... But that's another topic. Anyway, the standard A2 birdcage actually works pretty well in this respect. I have found that the FSC556 is the best of the bunch when looking at "tactical" brakes/comps for not beating up a team mate. The BattleComp is brutal in right spaces. I actually had the blast from a BC on my partners 11.5" barrel Colt knock my earpro off while shooting together in a car. The linear comps are great for the blast but don't do much for felt recoil or reducing muzzle rise.

"Put a comp on there to benefit you, not others." This all day long.... Comps/brakes are very subjective to the individual as to how well they work. The weight if the rifle, the ammo you are shooting, the length of the barrel and gas system all play a part as well. If you have two shooters blasting away on 4 rifles each with a different muzzle device, you will get 3 opinions as to which is better. Like Vlad says guns are loud. This shouldn't be news to anyone. They'll get over it. Unless you are fighting in and around cars or doing team CQB where your muzzle is very close to someone else's head/body and you are have to worry about the blast from your rifle affecting a teammate, you don't have to worry about it. Buy a comp/brake that works for you, not because it is polite or considerate, and especially not because it is different/no one else has it. The fact that no one else has one is usually a clue.

I'm pissed I waited.... Damn

LWRC LPK is outstanding but expensive and can be hard to find. Their trigger is very nice for being a standard part. I actually like Stag LPKs. I have had only one part give me an issue, it was a mag catch button that was too small, easily and cheaply replaced. Their trigger is meh, but I usually replace it with a Geissele or ALG anyway DD and Colt are good too, the Colt LPK is $$$$$. I haven't used an LMT LPK but their reputation is good, same with G&R, bit I would expect nothing less from them. I have a Midwest PX LPK that I got with an ALG ACT. Haven't built anything with it yet, but I expect it to be stellar like everything else. Ty will likely be my go to guy for LPK in the future. DPMS parts have given me fits in the past, but they were all you could find for a while. Bad selector and detent, no/shallow detent cups in takedown pins, out of spec buffer retaining pin, loose bolt catch, awful trigger with disconnector that didn't line up with the trigger properly. I had to take three DPMS kits to compete one lower. Swapped them parts with a Stag kit as soon as it came in.