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This week after some research I purchased my first glock, a gen 4 G17. I'm pretty much in love, sometimes I find myself just gazing into its sights. I knew I wanted that exact gun for while, even accumulated some accessories which I list below, along with some pics.
My first trip to the range was a little bit of a let down. Not for fault of the glock, just my crap aim. But it was my first time and I will keep practicing a lot. Anyone have any tips? Does upgrading to a steel or tungsten guide rod really make that much of a difference? I've read that changing the guide rod could be bad for the gun because it was designed to be plastic and to flex.
The threaded barrel and compensator below weren't used on my first trip out, I want to get familiar with the gun completely stock first.
Accessories:
Glock factory 33 round mag
Blackhawk Paddle Holster
NcStar Tactical Light
NcStar Green Laser
Lone Wolf Threaded Barrel w/ protector
Jager Compensator
This week after some research I purchased my first glock, a gen 4 G17. I'm pretty much in love, sometimes I find myself just gazing into its sights. I knew I wanted that exact gun for while, even accumulated some accessories which I list below, along with some pics.
My first trip to the range was a little bit of a let down. Not for fault of the glock, just my crap aim. But it was my first time and I will keep practicing a lot. Anyone have any tips? Does upgrading to a steel or tungsten guide rod really make that much of a difference? I've read that changing the guide rod could be bad for the gun because it was designed to be plastic and to flex.
The threaded barrel and compensator below weren't used on my first trip out, I want to get familiar with the gun completely stock first.
Accessories:
Glock factory 33 round mag
Blackhawk Paddle Holster
NcStar Tactical Light
NcStar Green Laser
Lone Wolf Threaded Barrel w/ protector
Jager Compensator





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