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I was not aware of the scd until today.is there really any downside besides the $80 price I saw.any thoughts.
glock striker control device
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And added the Glock dingus on the trigger!!
I’m telling you I think they took a belt sander to a Glock 26 and then said, Look what we invented!
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One of the rare times I’m in complete disagreement with Jim Beam.
The TAU gadget and new sights are the only mods on my carry glocks. I don’t see it or use it as a way to truly control anything; to me it’s simply a feedback device; a way to know if something is moving the trigger much like an external hammer does on a da revolver, beretta 92, etc.
Before trying it, I read all the reviews I could find, including one from a training school where they supposedly run them on glocks that get a good amount of rolling around on the ground, with no issues or failures.
All I can say is that I like them, and the only way you’ll know what you think of them is trying one.
The TAU gadget and new sights are the only mods on my carry glocks. I don’t see it or use it as a way to truly control anything; to me it’s simply a feedback device; a way to know if something is moving the trigger much like an external hammer does on a da revolver, beretta 92, etc.
Before trying it, I read all the reviews I could find, including one from a training school where they supposedly run them on glocks that get a good amount of rolling around on the ground, with no issues or failures.
All I can say is that I like them, and the only way you’ll know what you think of them is trying one.
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You got a link to what we are talking about?
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If we’re talking about this...
https://taudevgroup.myshopify.com/products/striker-control-device
I don’t like/trust it
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That would have been a smart idea.
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No worries, I trust your input.
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It’s a part that if fails makes your gun a paper weight. I don’t see myself wanting one. Anyone remember the glocks that had the key safety in the grip plug?
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I can understand why a individual would choose to use,or not use this device.for me,I might give it more consideration if I carried appendix,or possibly shoulder.if I had a dollar for every time I heard "just keep your finger off the trigger" .I suppose loose clothing,draw cords,and such could be a consideration while holstering,though unlikely if your paying attention.just like any other feature on a firearm,just a personal choice.
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How’s that?
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Not for me.
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Maybe I read it wrong. It’s a back plate that can be pushed on or out. One of the ways locks the striker in place?
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After watching the video I really see no problem with the device. I pictured more of a tactile switch then a hinge that you apply pressure to. I retract my previous statement.
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Good video. Don’t see a way that it would hamper functionality of the Glock.
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One of the few times I’m in complete agreement with Jim Beam. LOL
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