JoeTester
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I have two questions for anyone who purchased a Gen2* EP9 directly from Extar in August 2022 or later:
While I'm waiting for my Extar EP9 Gen 2* to ship, I have been trying to figure this out:
(1) Does the EP "Gen 2" still come with the adjustable trigger that they did for the first half of 2022?
In this excellent video, posted well before August 2022, the reviewer highlights the fire-control group, with a heavy emphasis on what an amazing value getting an adjustable trigger on a $450 gun is:
Overview of the fire-control group starts at around 7:33
My concern is that ithe EP9 "Gen 2" no longer comes with this truly impressive feature - the most recently posted Youtube reviews/unboxings do not highlight the feature, nor is an adjustable trigger mentioned anywhere on Extar's website (ExtarUSA.com).
Indeed, if you check various Youtube EP9 Gen 2 reviews/unboxings, that different "Gen 2" guns reviewed only a few months apart, have various differences. Heck they only recently started making their own Glock mags; previously you would a Magpup or OEM mag. And none of the newest EP9 Gen 2 videos mention an adjustable trigger, nor do they show one.
(2) My other question: I also see that the EP9 "Gen 2" has a weird protrusion to index Extar's new proprietary arm-brace, and which also keeps it indexed without rotating... However I ordered the SOB-15 brace from Extar for the unbeatable price of $59. But thay protrusion will likely and extra 1/2 inch to the length of pull.
I am convinced the EP9's stock buffer-tube contributes to their low-recoil system they engineered and don't want to spend the time, money, or effort in changing it to 6-positon AR tube or similar (especiallyif not if it efgecys the specifically-engineered recoil mitigation). So i stuck with extra length if want to use the brace I prefer - but only if this is still the design used in the EP9 "Gen 2":
*NOTE:
Extar never actually changed the designation of the EP9 to a "Gen 2" - all if the variationshave simplybeen called just "EP9" with no distinction between the vastly different iterations- not in writing, documentation, or labelling. The changes to the platform ere gradual evolution to an unofficial "Gen 2".
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While I'm waiting for my Extar EP9 Gen 2* to ship, I have been trying to figure this out:
(1) Does the EP "Gen 2" still come with the adjustable trigger that they did for the first half of 2022?
In this excellent video, posted well before August 2022, the reviewer highlights the fire-control group, with a heavy emphasis on what an amazing value getting an adjustable trigger on a $450 gun is:
Overview of the fire-control group starts at around 7:33
My concern is that ithe EP9 "Gen 2" no longer comes with this truly impressive feature - the most recently posted Youtube reviews/unboxings do not highlight the feature, nor is an adjustable trigger mentioned anywhere on Extar's website (ExtarUSA.com).
Indeed, if you check various Youtube EP9 Gen 2 reviews/unboxings, that different "Gen 2" guns reviewed only a few months apart, have various differences. Heck they only recently started making their own Glock mags; previously you would a Magpup or OEM mag. And none of the newest EP9 Gen 2 videos mention an adjustable trigger, nor do they show one.
(2) My other question: I also see that the EP9 "Gen 2" has a weird protrusion to index Extar's new proprietary arm-brace, and which also keeps it indexed without rotating... However I ordered the SOB-15 brace from Extar for the unbeatable price of $59. But thay protrusion will likely and extra 1/2 inch to the length of pull.
I am convinced the EP9's stock buffer-tube contributes to their low-recoil system they engineered and don't want to spend the time, money, or effort in changing it to 6-positon AR tube or similar (especiallyif not if it efgecys the specifically-engineered recoil mitigation). So i stuck with extra length if want to use the brace I prefer - but only if this is still the design used in the EP9 "Gen 2":
*NOTE:
Extar never actually changed the designation of the EP9 to a "Gen 2" - all if the variationshave simplybeen called just "EP9" with no distinction between the vastly different iterations- not in writing, documentation, or labelling. The changes to the platform ere gradual evolution to an unofficial "Gen 2".
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