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glockopop · October 1, 2007, 01:25 AM

I started shooting a Glock 35 in Limited, and still occasionally do. No offense intended, but I would advise you not to get an STI widebody yet because you're probably not good enough for it to really give you an advantage.

If you already have a Glock 22, by god shoot it! The more triggertime you can get in the better. I have a G35 because I bought it specifically for USPSA competition. It may require a little more practice to become proficient, but it's now been proven by Dave Sevigny that you can win it all with a Glock in Limited.

I would suggest you add the 3.5lb. trigger bar, extended mag release, and possibly extended slide release, but that's really up to your preference. 1911s will always be the most popular competition, and I'd venture to say that Glocks will always be right behind them.

October 1, 2007, 01:25 AM	#4
glockopop Senior Member Join Date: December 15, 2005 Location: Southern Indiana Posts: 922	I started shooting a Glock 35 in Limited, and still occasionally do. No offense intended, but I would advise you not to get an STI widebody yet because you're probably not good enough for it to really give you an advantage. If you already have a Glock 22, by god shoot it! The more triggertime you can get in the better. I have a G35 because I bought it specifically for USPSA competition. It may require a little more practice to become proficient, but it's now been proven by Dave Sevigny that you can win it all with a Glock in Limited. I would suggest you add the 3.5lb. trigger bar, extended mag release, and possibly extended slide release, but that's really up to your preference. 1911s will always be the most popular competition, and I'd venture to say that Glocks will always be right behind them. __________________ I've only got two hands, but I've been known to carry three Glocks. RZA