[GunHeadz] Beretta PX4 Storm

[moblack]

so then y are u crying about the trigger pull on the handgun in question.

if its a cheap 15 min job to get it exactly how u want, it shouldnt matter how it comes out the box right?

Because when you spend that kind of money on a firearm you shouldn't have to do anything to make it run better. Thats just like people who buy cheap ass Taurus handguns or that Sigma Series from Smith and Wesson. They're always trying to either lighten the trigger pull or sale/trade it. When buying a gun listen to others about reliability and what is best. Also the 3lb trigger upgrade is usually for competition type shooters on Glocks.

 

[Ruff Ryder]

Because when you spend that kind of money on a firearm you shouldn't have to do anything to make it run better.

The Beretta is a hammer fired DA/SA weapon, the heavy trigger pull (double action) on the first shot is normal.

Any knowledgeable gun owner would already know that and it is not a fault, its the nature of the beast.

 

[Osca Lee]

1,000 rounds??? thats it?? cheap bastid!!!!!!!


my typical range session is around the 400-600 round mark, with several 1,000+ round days here and there.........


feed your Glock, feed it!!!!!

...I know man..I just dont have the time like I use to have

250-350 is my cut off...you and max numbers indicate your part of the elite

 

[max-dawg]

1,000 rounds??? thats it?? cheap bastid!!!!!!!

my typical range session is around the 400-600 round mark, with several 1,000+ round days here and there.........

feed your Glock, feed it!!!!!

i've been competition shooting since 1989... started while i was doing summer intern work in Oklahoma City; my roommates dad owned a gun range.

it was there that he told me that the glock pistols had 3x MORE rounds thru them than the other guns available, but the others spent 3x more time in the repair shop.



my personal experience AND the popular mechanics article on glock pistols sold me on glock, for competition. again, i'm BETTER with beretta, no doubt, but i've trained my hand/eye to the glock.

Because when you spend that kind of money on a firearm you shouldn't have to do anything to make it run better. Thats just like people who buy cheap ass Taurus handguns or that Sigma Series from Smith and Wesson. They're always trying to either lighten the trigger pull or sale/trade it. When buying a gun listen to others about reliability and what is best. Also the 3lb trigger upgrade is usually for competition type shooters on Glocks.

my model 35 has a 3lb trigger pull and that made a big different to me. it is best to have a pro do your trigger but i learned how to do it long ago, and i know how to do it. but still... i had my buddy (fed firearm license shop owner) go thru the gun(s) and check everything.

 

[moblack]

The Beretta is a hammer fired DA/SA weapon, the heavy trigger pull (double action) on the first shot is normal.

Any knowledgeable gun owner would already know that and it is not a fault, its the nature of the beast.

I know from experience I have a Smith and Wesson 905.

 

[ShortyCumStain]

My .40 PX4 Storm Compact.

I want this w/a green crimson trace.

 

[Ruff Ryder]

 

[big pimp]

love GLOCKS

^^^^