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I have a Gen 3 G-21, and love it. I am very curious in ways to make it a more effective for home defense, such as the perfect trigger pull weight, best illuminated sights, etc...
Modifying my G-21
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Its really effective as a home defense gun the way it sits right now.
On my G21 I am looking to put a surefire light and some good night sights to make it a little better to see in the dark at night. As far as putting a light trigger pull, I personally would put a 1,000 rounds threw the gun first cause 1.) the trigger pull will become a little lighter the more you use it and 2.) You will get to know the trigger pull really well to the point were you don't need a lighter trigger pull. You will earn to pick up the "slack" first, then a centimeter further and BANG.
Just my two cents.
On my G21 I am looking to put a surefire light and some good night sights to make it a little better to see in the dark at night. As far as putting a light trigger pull, I personally would put a 1,000 rounds threw the gun first cause 1.) the trigger pull will become a little lighter the more you use it and 2.) You will get to know the trigger pull really well to the point were you don't need a lighter trigger pull. You will earn to pick up the "slack" first, then a centimeter further and BANG.
Just my two cents.
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Ditto, practice practice practice. I did put night sights, extended mag release, and extended slide stop lever, but that's all for comfort. Trigger is just fine as is. A light if you want, but mine us for daily carry and I don't want a bulky light on mine. It's all personal preference though.Support Gunner said:Its really effective as a home defense gun the way it sits right now.
On my G21 I am looking to put a surefire light and some good night sights to make it a little better to see in the dark at night. As far as putting a light trigger pull, I personally would put a 1,000 rounds threw the gun first cause 1.) the trigger pull will become a little lighter the more you use it and 2.) You will get to know the trigger pull really well to the point were you don't need a lighter trigger pull. You will earn to pick up the "slack" first, then a centimeter further and BANG.
Just my two cents.
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