Bought some Tupperware

bpost

I added to the Tupperware collection by buying a new G34 gen 5 MOS with a Vortex Venom red dot.  It takes the same mags as the AR-9MM so I was able to justify the purchase in my mind.  They have HORRID triggers but even with junk 9mm ammo hitting the 50 yard gong is pretty easy.  Gonna give the Taurus 92AF's to my Son's in Seattle for their home defense.

mogley98

Sounds good nothing like some good range time

jimdeere

How big is the gong?

SCOUT5

jimdeere said:

How big is the gong?

50 yards, wonder how far away he was.

JimmyJack

Better read up on the legal way to give a handgun to someone in Seattle!

ruger41

https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11163815#Comment_11163815

As long as said Son can legally own a firearm, a Father can legally give it to said Son without an FFL transfer under i-509 here in Washington.

Mr. Perfect

ruger41 said:

https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11163815#Comment_11163815

As long as said Son can legally own a firearm, a Father can legally give it to said Son without an FFL transfer under i-509 here in Washington.

Yep.

Warbirds

Gen5 Glock 34 with a dot is a very capable pistol!

congrats!

bpost

jimdeere said:

How big is the gong?

It is a 8" circle of AR500 steel with a 2" center gong.  I have put 250 rounds of junk 9mm Russian steel case through it so far and am going to load some decent ammo up for accuracy testing.  We were hitting the 100 yard AR 500 plates (10X12") pretty consistently with it.  I must do something about the absolutely abysmal, creepy heavy trigger on this Tuppergun.

Warbirds

https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11163963#Comment_11163963

If I may recommend a trigger, as there are many out there.

Johnny Glocks Custom triggers are excellent. They are what I run in my USPSA guns.

He has great understanding of the design and you can buy one straight from his website or drop into his gunshop.

Most importantly his triggers will never sacrifice safety in order to get the feel you want.

Mine is 100% reliable, 100% safe and I simply don’t have to think about the trigger when I am shooting.

https://johnnyglocks.com/products/johnny-glocks-edc-trigger-kit

JimmyJack

The father must then live in Washington?   I live outside of Washington and thought I couldnt transfer into Wa.

NeoBlackdog

Give it a 25 cent trigger job and learn to shoot it from the reset and not a complete release of the trigger each time.    Probably not as good as a Johnny Glock trigger, but a vast improvement over the unpolished trigger assembly. 

jimdeere

shilowar

I have a Sig M17 with a DPP...I have to say the trigger on this M17 is far worse then any Glocks that I own or have shot.  It is mush, from beginning to end, no discernible wall...it is horrible.  I am selling it tomorrow actually.

jimdeere

Pawn shop in Pearisburg has one for $400.

bpost

JimmyJack said:

The father must then live in Washington?   I live outside of Washington and thought I couldnt transfer into Wa.

I live in Ohio, my sons live in the Seattle metro area.  What I give to my sons is none of the Governments, Federal, State or local's business they can KM Lily White Butt.

bpost

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https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11163963#Comment_11163963

If I may recommend a trigger, as there are many out there.

Johnny Glocks Custom triggers are excellent. They are what I run in my USPSA guns.

He has great understanding of the design and you can buy one straight from his website or drop into his gunshop.

Most importantly his triggers will never sacrifice safety in order to get the feel you want.

Mine is 100% reliable, 100% safe and I simply don’t have to think about the trigger when I am shooting.

https://johnnyglocks.com/products/johnny-glocks-edc-trigger-kit

THAT IS EXACTLY THE TRIGGER I WILL ORDER!!!!!!!

jimdeere

Perfection!