My LC9 updates

[hitman13]

Ok, so I bought a LC9 off of Az HTF member slanky (ARFcom) awhile back. Basically upgraded from a LCP for a BUG at work, and a "summertime" ccw gun when I don't want to carry my usual (XD45 4").

Shot about 250 rounds out of it for familiarization, then the goodies began....

TCB holster
Galloway Precision (GP) trigger bar mod
RTK billet trigger
GP stainless steel guide rod
GP 20lb recoil spring

Stippled the frame
Removed the safety
Removed the magazine disconnect safety

Like a whole new gun
Shot 1500 more rounds over 3 trips to the range, everything is like butter. Shorter trigger pull, less force needed to send rounds down range. All around more smooth.... Very very happy with the GP parts, if you have a LC9 I say give them a whirl!

Made over 2k draws from the holster over a month..... Showing a little wear in the finish, but DGAF about that, this is a carry piece and a user!

Future mod, is going to replace the LCI, they just didn't have the part I needed for it in stock.

[hitman13]

[hitman13]

[jvpark]

Very nice

[Arkangel]

I like that trigger. Thanks for sharing.

[emsalex]

I like the stipple, took mine out for the first time yesterday and im in love.

[littlejake]

I like, but I thought modifying a carry weapon opens you up to legal attacks if you ever had to use it. Is that internet FUD?

He lives in a Free State.

The question is: Would you rather be tried by 12; or carried by 6?

[gawker]

That question was asked at my CCW class and the trainer pretty much said if you have a good defense attorney, modifying your gun will not harm your case. He/she can prove that enhancements protected the public by making your shots more accurate with the tuned gun. Again that what he said.

[BraveUlysses]

I like the stipple too.

[hitman13]

Thanks guys. No worried about mods, plenty of guns out here are carried modified daily. A good shot is a good shot.

[littlejake]

A single stack, compact 9mm -- just what I'm looking for. I was going with a Glock 26; but, now I've changed my mind.

What was your source for parts?

[cnj]

I like the stipple too.

Me too.

[Ron-Solo]

I like, but I thought modifying a carry weapon opens you up to legal attacks if you ever had to use it. Is that internet FUD?

Pure FUD. A good shoot is a good shoot. On the other hand, if you put a upper light trigger and had an accidental discharge, that could be an area of contention.

Thanks guys. No worried about mods, plenty of guns out here are carried modified daily. A good shot is a good shot.

True

[den888]

Nice!

[Fractured]

Yeah i really like that gun.

I cant ccw here, but i want to get one when funds allow me to so my gf can have it in her night stand instead of her .22.