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They lowered the recoil rod assembly...presumably to reduce muzzle rise and bring the bore axis down.

This is exactly the type of system I avoid. More parts to fail, connections to wear out or loosen, less structural rigidity...pass.

It'll start going back down after a peak here shortly. In three months, the wait will probably be 90 days or so. The sooner you get in, the sooner you're done. I've been waiting since the first part of May 2016.

2.5-3 pounds is what I need. Mine will be primarily for hog hunting and target shooting. I hope it's not over $125, otherwise I'll just buy a higher end 10mm with a better factory trigger.

Marginally.

That'd be cool.

Glocks don't have palm swells. The sides are totally flat.

Awesome, thanks.

If it does, I have a feeling it will be later rather than sooner. Just jump in.

Wouldn't it be great if it didn't?

I can't quite make that out....how many pounds? I'm looking hard at 10mm, and I'd rather buy a 20sf than a 1911, but I need a quality trigger. This might help me make a decision.

I use the level on my phone. I think there's a YouTube video about it.

Yep

If the intent is concealment, I prefer blurred out edges myself.

THE WAIT!!! :mad: :rain::rant:

Y'all must have small hands.

That's key. The first 10 steps are the hardest.

Work in some hills. Run with a bandana over your face (bandit style) if it continues to be a problem.

Yeah a little, but you're cardio is lacking. Your Vo2 max is low, and you aren't able to get enough oxygen to your muscles. It'll improve as you keep at it. It's not cold enough for it to really affect you in a negative way. Just don't over dress. I wear the same thing I wear when it's 100...

Ha, I've been injury free for about a year...it was my time. Your throats on fire because you're struggling to get oxygen since your cardio is lacking. Does it feel like there's blood in your throat? Yep...I remember that too. It'll pass, keep at it. 30 degrees is perfect running weather...