USA1 wrote:marksiwel wrote:
Allready thinking about getting a Pink Extension,
That should match your pink range bag nicely.
I've (accidentally) gotten solvent on the plastic before and it didn't hurt it but I would still try to keep it away.
I've used solvent on my Glocks for years and never had a problem. Scrub out the receiver just like any other with Shooter's Choice. Only thing I've avoided is the spray-can solvents unless they specifically say "polymer safe formula" then I'll use them sparingly on the plastic parts.
That's a darn fine gun and quite a good compliment to a full-size 9mm like a Hi-Power. Same ammo, smaller size, once you get used to the trigger I think you'll find it's the closest you're going to get to a single-action pull in a double-action firearm. I'd highly recommend a "-" or "N" or "3.5" connector (all different names for the same part) to lighten the trigger pull just a bit.
If you want night sights, GT Distributors has some good deals - I paid about $65 for Ameriglo/Trijicon with a green front and yellow rear. They installed them free because I bought my G27 (used) from them, but I think they'll install on any gun for about $10.
How do you plan to pocket carry? Front pocket? Rear pocket? Side/cargo pants pocket? Curious if you find a pocket holster you like - I'm still looking, though I'm thinking about ordering one from Mika's Pocket Holsters. I picked up one of his for a snub revolver and like it so far - well designed and put together - nice reinforced top stays open for reholstering.
Anyway, congrats on a great purchase. And just know that you'll never make that gun choke-n-puke (to borrow the Jerry Reed line from "Smokey and the Bandit") no matter what ammo you feed it. Only ammo trouble I've ever had with a Glock is Blazer aluminum case on my Glock 23.