sorry if repost but best additions to stock Glock 17?

[Squidward]

I have a bone stock G17 and am curious on what the people of calguns would say on enhancing a G17.

I appreciate responses and would like add to the 17

A "bone stock" G17 is fine. If you really would like to "add to the 17", add a G19..

[Packy14]

I have a bone stock G17 and am curious on what the people of calguns would say on enhancing a G17.

I appreciate responses and would like add to the 17

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[BigPimping]

Maybe more Glocks? There can never be enough. Disregard all imposters and demand genuine Glock pistols. Those zombies sure aren't going to kill themselves

[philobeddoe]

I've got night sights,
extended magazine release,
extended slide stop lever,
and a slip on rubber grip sleeve.

Will be replacing the grip sleeve with Talons,
and doing the 3.5 lb. trigger - both already on some of my others.

Considering the flat and straight 3.5 pounder from Suarez

http://www.onesourcetactical.com/suarez-international-precision-flat-faced-trigger-1.aspx#.VgO0piBViko

We shall see.

[BarrettM99]

First off, Glocks do not need anything to make them run and run accurate. In my opinion, the only reason to try and improve on a stock Glock is if you're going to be engaging in competitive shooting. Otherwise, keep it stock. The only thing to do is to improve the ergonomics. Have a reputable shop stipple the areas to improve your grip and maybe do a grip reduction if needed for better fit.

Having said that, these are some other mods you can pick and choose from that you can make to your Glock:

-Adjustable/target sights
-Heavier guide rod
-Titanium plunger
-Adjustable (take-up/creep) trigger, disconnector, complete trigger, etc...
-Titanium striker
-Marine spring cups
-Match barrel
-Extended controls
-Adding a mag well
-Slide Milling (as needed-front serrations for example)

[Mr.Misha]

OEM extended slide release made a big difference in my G17.


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[nedro]

The ISMI steel guide rod and recoil springs are a good upgrade.

I bought a tungsten guide rod and 15 Lbs spring. The G17 comes stock with a 17 Lbs spring. And has nothing to do with it being a G17. Just coincidence.
Besides maybe polishing the feed ramp, It's about the only thing that improves reliability of the firing sequence/operation.

[CV62]

Mine is still bone stock. Sights and all. Best addition for me are more magazines and ammo.

[lehn20]

Sights....
Extended slide stop.
Grip plug

Depending on hand size, grip work/tape and ext mag release.

Light....dont go 500 lumens like people suggest....way too much for indoor applications....200-300 lumens. 500lumens will blind you like crazy in real world applications inside houses/rooms.

[flhxxx]

My preferred setup for a home defense / carry Glock is :

Polished factory (-) connector to lighten the trigger up
Trijicon HD sights with the orange ring
Surfire XC1 weapon light

[flhxxx]

First off, Glocks do not need anything to make them run and run accurate. In my opinion, the only reason to try and improve on a stock Glock is if you're going to be engaging in competitive shooting. Otherwise, keep it stock. The only thing to do is to improve the ergonomics. Have a reputable shop stipple the areas to improve your grip and maybe do a grip reduction if needed for better fit.

Having said that, these are some other mods you can pick and choose from that you can make to your Glock:

-Adjustable/target sights
-Heavier guide rod
-Titanium plunger
-Adjustable (take-up/creep) trigger, disconnector, complete trigger, etc...
-Titanium striker
-Marine spring cups
-Match barrel
-Extended controls
-Adding a mag well
-Slide Milling (as needed-front serrations for example)

Some Glocks are NOT reliable, even venerable Gen 3 Glock 17's... I got a lemon and had to replace the ejector / extractor... Somehow along the way I did a ton of other stuff to it and it's nowhere near stock anymore, but it IS reliable now.