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Brit · April 7, 2013, 10:32 AM

The trigger release is the equalizer! Mechanical accuracy is basically very similar, per Ransom rest.

Going back a few posts, the Gen4 Glock 19 I carry, in Security, FCCWL, and shoot in IDPA matches. Is awesome for practical accuracy, it sports fiber optics, 3.5 lb. trigger connector, the trigger release is like a target pistol, but not too light (6lbs, approx.?) and it goes bang always.

A .45 Colt, accurized by Dinan? Made in 1913, stolen from the original owner, who sold it to me, with some rust, the Insurance company could not keep it when it was recovered, by the Toronto Police. Cost me $60, even with a little rust in the end of the barrel, put 5 rounds of my reloads into one ragged hole at 20yds! It was made for matches, the sights were big ugly target ones, but could that old gun shoot.

April 7, 2013, 10:32 AM	#48
Brit Senior Member Join Date: January 29, 2005 Location: Orlando FL Posts: 1,934	The trigger release is the equalizer! Mechanical accuracy is basically very similar, per Ransom rest. Going back a few posts, the Gen4 Glock 19 I carry, in Security, FCCWL, and shoot in IDPA matches. Is awesome for practical accuracy, it sports fiber optics, 3.5 lb. trigger connector, the trigger release is like a target pistol, but not too light (6lbs, approx.?) and it goes bang always. A .45 Colt, accurized by Dinan? Made in 1913, stolen from the original owner, who sold it to me, with some rust, the Insurance company could not keep it when it was recovered, by the Toronto Police. Cost me $60, even with a little rust in the end of the barrel, put 5 rounds of my reloads into one ragged hole at 20yds! It was made for matches, the sights were big ugly target ones, but could that old gun shoot.