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I’m trying to find reviews of the Lone Wolf Glock 19 conversion for a slimmer grip. I’d like to know if it’s worth the money or should I just get custom work to slim down the grip?
Maybe. The Timber Wolf frame feels very different to the point it doesn’t feel like a Glock anymore. If you really like the feel of your Glock but want it smaller a grip reduction would be much cheaper.
I bought a lone wolf frame and am not as happy as I wanted to be with it.
Good preliminary articles.content,format,subject knowledge of topic,apparently well versed.looking forward to following features.
I’m not looking for any sympathy but my father recently passed away and left me his glock 19 gen 4 9×19. I have always loved this gun mainly because my dad was my best friend and some of the the greatest memories I have of him is of us shooting his glock. And I many be getting too picky but I feel like the gun would be perfect if the grip(handle) were just a little longer. My hands ar a little bigger than most and I feel like that pinkie needs a little extra report. And good suggestions? Thank you for all your help.
Hi Ben.
I am taking beyond concealed carry in April in Dallas. I will be using, inherited from my father who passed, a beretta 92fs that I am fairly certain has seen less than 500 rounds it’s entire life. It was manufactured in 1989 when I graduated from highschool. I have replaced the hammer spring with a lighter 90 two spring and added a short throw wilson combat trigger, and crimson trace laser grips. I am want to know if you have any recommendations for me for spare parts (springs, etc that are prone to breakage) that I should have on hand. I have read somewhere that locking blocks can be a problem, but again, that is the internet. Since you certainly have military experience, was wondering if you could advise me on this.
Thank Ben
Kent Stahl