Just got a Glock 34, what mods now?

[Losd619]

Hey guys. Just got my first glock, a 34 gen 3. I have already purchased a Dawson Precision fiber optic right sight, and a Dawson adjustable rear sight.

Other than that, what kind of mods if any should I do to this thing? I handled a glock that had some Zev/Glockworks grip work done to it and I fell in love with the feel of it. Should I just get that done now since I will most likely get it done in the future anyways? I mean, I might as well learn the pistol the way I will eventually want it configured correct?

[ap3572001]

Adjust existing sights and shoot it for w while.

Good sights would be my first and ONLY modification.

I carry on/off duty and shoot Glocks for 20 years now. They run great out of the box.

As long as its not a GEN4 9mm , You are ok.

[ScottJames]

Sights. The gen 4 9mm Glocks run fine.

[Intimid8tor]

ammo

[Intimid8tor]

and mags

[Losd619]

So you guys don't think I should get the grip work done now? I really liked the feeling of that zevtech work and that was almost the reason that sold me on the glock.

[Ninja45]

Shoot it at least 500 times...then decide what you need changed. Me? I changed the sights after the plastic one wore out.

[cmichini]

Mags, ammo and range time.
Spend time getting to know what YOU like or don't like before modding.
This advice is only worth 10% of what you paid for it.

[Oliver_Charles]

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[SonofWWIIDI]

Tritium fiber optic sights! And the .25 cent trigger job.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/archive/index.php/t-317277.html

Just one of the many videos of the .25 cent trigger job.

[hermosabeach]

If you wanted a project gun, then you could have purchased a double stack 1911.

The G34 is a good platform. Metal sights are a great upgrade.

A good holster and three mag pouches are the only other accessories you need.

The Glock .25 cent trigger job is also a nice option.

[Packy14]

shoot it.. decide if you hate the sights... change those... shoot it more.

[Losd619]

Sights are gone, got dawsons already

[SNCaliber]

shoot it for a while, and then decide on whats most important to change

[Whatisthis?]

If you want glockworx/zevtech stuff done, save yourself A LOT of money and do it yourself. $20 for a soldering iron and start poking at stuff. If you are one of one that has to have it look all decked out (which makes them look ugly to me), then buy a dremel if you don't have one, and look up a how to video for sanding then stippling. That's $100 in tools that will most likely be used more than once, experience doing stuff on your own, and you saved a lot of money by not sending it in. There are many how to videos but it's really quite simple.

That's what I did with mine at least and it worked out just fine. Other than that, shoot it for a while. I did the above stuff to my third Glock after shooting a couple thousand rounds through that Glock alone so I knew what I was looking for and exactly what I liked.

Just my opinion

Edit: you can also look into talon grips. I used them for a while before doing my own stippling. I liked them. They were definitely providing a good grip. It's not permanent and it's $17 or something.