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haliwa04 · June 20, 2013, 02:52 PM

I've owned two XD9sc's now, the first, i stippled the grip to my comfort, replaced all of the pins(striker retainer pin was upgraded to a rolled pin) with stainless, polished the internals myself, updgraded the striker, and the corresponding springs, polished the barrel and controls(slide stop/release, takedown lever, mag release button). Most of the work was cosmetic for my own pleasure and to show off my handywork. The parts were easy to find, and for the most part inexpensive. The only reason i got rid of it was to try out another gun, a pt92, which i promptly traded for a Norinco 1911. The one i have currently is bone stock, only because my girlfriend forbids me from suping it up.

June 20, 2013, 02:52 PM	#3
haliwa04 Member Join Date: January 15, 2013 Location: Townsville, NC Posts: 93	I've owned two XD9sc's now, the first, i stippled the grip to my comfort, replaced all of the pins(striker retainer pin was upgraded to a rolled pin) with stainless, polished the internals myself, updgraded the striker, and the corresponding springs, polished the barrel and controls(slide stop/release, takedown lever, mag release button). Most of the work was cosmetic for my own pleasure and to show off my handywork. The parts were easy to find, and for the most part inexpensive. The only reason i got rid of it was to try out another gun, a pt92, which i promptly traded for a Norinco 1911. The one i have currently is bone stock, only because my girlfriend forbids me from suping it up. Last edited by haliwa04; June 20, 2013 at 03:07 PM.