Recommendation for Gunsmith in North Austin, Round Rock, Pflugerville area

[bowzette]

Just some basic Glock work that I would rather not experiment with as a carry gun.

 

[Sam Colt]

Blackjack on Pond Springs.

 

[Dawico]

I agree with Blackjack. I haven't used them yet but plan on it.

 

[bowzette]

Interesting I picked up his card today at Red's. I have a 26 I just got that I'm learning to shoot (the dreaded shooting to the left) and would like a 5-5.5 lb trigger, crisp break, and smooth. Should be piece of cake for a knowledgeable Glock guy. I could play with connectors, springs and polishing but don't want to for a carry gun. I had a 3.5 lb connector installed in my 19 and while a lighter trigger I think, maybe not, it is "mushier". So it is smoothness and crisp break I'm after. I can shoot revolvers DA pretty well so I don't need a light trigger especially in a striker fired carry pistol.
Thanks for the responses.
Mike

 

[Sam Colt]

Call AJ and ask. He's honest and fast.

 

[Mikewood]

Interesting I picked up his card today at Red's. I have a 26 I just got that I'm learning to shoot (the dreaded shooting to the left)
Mike

Save your money, take shooting class and learn how to shoot. A trigger job isn't your problem.



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[Dawico]

Save your money, take shooting class and learn how to shoot. A trigger job isn't your problem.



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I concur.

 

[Hoji]

Plenty of Austin members. Ask one to shoot your gun before having it tinkered with. If it shoots straight for everyone else.....

 

[bowzette]

I'm right handed. Not enough left hand. Has greater effect on the 26 than the 19.

 

[Armybrat]

But if you do need a good gunsmith - Blackjack. He did some nice work on my Ruger Super Blackhawk.

 

[bowzette]

Thanks all for the referral to Blackjack. I'm sure I will need him down the road for something. I just graduated from Youtube University and replaced the connector with a Glock minus connector, the trigger bar with a Gen3 smooth face trigger, replaced the coil trigger spring with the Glock NY1 8lb trigger spring, and did the "25 cent trigger polish job". I really like the trigger now. I'm guessing it it around 6-6.5 lbs but the break is great as is the reset. I'm shooting it much better than the factory set up and it's all Glock parts. Think I will go to Blackjack to install some Dead Ringer Snake Eye combat sights. From what I've read they are not easy to install and and don't fit a lot of sight pushers.

 

[Mohawk600]

ATX Armory specializes in Glock and AR work. Roxie Dr. right down the road from Blackjack.