Ruger LC9S trigger job. Can't wait to "see" the result.

[Homerboy]

Since you raised the point of experience in "real shootings" and have expressed what happens during them, how many have you been involved in?

Just one. And barely one. A pitbull came charging at us when I was getting back into the patrol car. NY trigger on a Glock 19. 12 pounds. I was jumping on the roof of my car as I let loose. I did kill the thing, but it was mostly luck. Rip gun out and yank on trigger. Didn’t ride the reset. Didn’t feel the reset. Didn’t even know how many I had fired.

I don’t claim to be an expert. I just know that you are no better protected with your $160 in trigger mods and God knows what you spent on the red dot for that $250 gun, then You would be with a box stock one.

 

[rpenmanparker]

The aftermarket for guns has long ago gotten ridiculous. You can buy a pistol bayonet too. And some people do. Doesn’t mean it’s a worthwhile add-on.

Oh, wow! I’ve got to get me one of those.

 

[BLB68]

The aftermarket for guns has long ago gotten ridiculous. You can buy a pistol bayonet too. And some people do. Doesn’t mean it’s a worthwhile add-on.

If you say so. I don't have an opinion on them either way. I was just pointing out that they exist.

 

[Homerboy]

Well, so I guess I have to face that I had a bad example of the LC9S trigger before the modification, and now I don't. Works for me. As for the money expended, as my good friend says, "It ain't a kidney."

However, consider this: would Powder River Precision bother to develop, produce and market the modification kit if there was no demand for it? I think not. And why would there be demand? The obvious answer is that it is needed.

No. The obvious answer is people like to customize their guns and they know they will sell a ton of them. There are tons of modifications for all guns. Glocks in particular. Are they “needed”? Nope.

Neither are tiger stripe finishes, Zombie Max ammo, Punisher logos on striker plates, Zombie pizza deliveryman targets, pink grips, metal guide rods, pistol bayonets, wood furniture for AR’s, plastic stocks for M1 Garands, stocks to make a Ruger .22 look like an M1 Carbine or a ray gun, depending on your preference, or any of the other hundreds of aftermarket products that people willingly buy.

 

[rpenmanparker]

No. The obvious answer is people like to customize their guns and they know they will sell a ton of them. There are tons of modifications for all guns. Glocks in particular. Are they “needed”? Nope.

Neither are tiger stripe finishes, Zombie Max ammo, Punisher logos on striker plates, Zombie pizza deliveryman targets, pink grips, metal guide rods, pistol bayonets, wood furniture for AR’s, plastic stocks for M1 Garands, stocks to make a Ruger .22 look like an M1 Carbine or a ray gun, depending on your preference, or any of the other hundreds of aftermarket products that people willingly buy.

Well here is what puzzles me. If a zombie won’t die by definition, what is the point of shooting it?

 

[Fine Figure of a Man]

All great threads eventually come to an end.

 

[9mmepiphany]

Yup, I think when we drift into Zombieland, we're done