They may not be perfect by strict definition, but there is probably not one in a thousand that can put most any accuracy related upgrades to use anyway.
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Customizing a glock?
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Exactly, upgrade solely for durability (cerakote) and usability (stippling, trigger undercuts, front slide serrations).
Cerakote is significantly LESS durable than OEM finishes.
A quality gas pedal cut is an effective upgrade on a Glock. Everything else doesn't really improve shooter performance.
The guy was asking to have some recommendations on where to get upgrades on his glock not whether anyone liked upgrades on there glock
Touche.
I have not found any Glock custom shop that does a better job than Agency. Their frame work is exceptional.
I have a Shadow Systems gun and it isn't even close.
I have not found any Glock custom shop that does a better job than Agency. Their frame work is exceptional.
I have a Shadow Systems gun and it isn't even close.
Jagerwerks did my G43…….no regrets! I want an agency build g43 now……… I did it for me not for resale or what anyone else thinks……. You do you!
$1500+ to customize a $600 gun, plus $400+ for an optic optic....
At that price, buy a Staccato or Shadow Systems. Already optic ready, great triggers, better ergonomics, and flatter shooting out the box.
If you're dead set on glock, maybe sell yours and buy one already done as close to what you want. It's easy to find a glock with optics mount, flared magwell, and trigger job. Then cerakote if needed. Probably still be less expensive.
At that price, buy a Staccato or Shadow Systems. Already optic ready, great triggers, better ergonomics, and flatter shooting out the box.
If you're dead set on glock, maybe sell yours and buy one already done as close to what you want. It's easy to find a glock with optics mount, flared magwell, and trigger job. Then cerakote if needed. Probably still be less expensive.
