Glock 19 Compensated Experience?

[judoguy]

The post is clear, jan 1 is the date. If 3 months isn't soon enough, go glock BB. That way you can see if the brake is the thing for you and go all in or abandon/sell.


Aside the point, the G19 is quite controllable for its size. Out of curiosity, competition or carry?

Also, poster above that signature is hilarious !

Glock 43 is my current carry but I had a Glock 19 laying around and figured start a little project. I believe with the carver custom compensator its about the same size as a Glock 17. If it worked well maybe take it to a few matches or heck even try carrying it.

As far as popcorn theatre above, yes I believe as long as you have it pinned its good to go. Although I am curious to see if that means once its pinned its technically a permanent? or I can remove it and re-sell it. But I'll do my search engine for that question lol.

[LeadFarmer74]

As far as popcorn theatre above, yes I believe as long as you have it pinned its good to go. Although I am curious to see if that means once its pinned its technically a permanent? or I can remove it and re-sell it. But I'll do my search engine for that question lol.

Once it is pinned and welded, it doesn't have a threaded barrel. If not pinned and welded then it's not permanent.
Detachable magazine --> must be pinned and welded or it is an AW.
Fixed magazine --> can have a threaded barrel and other awesome features.

[judoguy]

Once it is pinned and welded, it doesn't have a threaded barrel. If not pinned and welded then it's not permanent.
Detachable magazine --> must be pinned and welded or it is an AW.
Fixed magazine --> can have a threaded barrel and other awesome features.

thanks !