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I have had to return a few 1st Generation Glock 17s to the manufacturer due to minor chips around the magazine well. These firearms were around 20 years old and have fired many rounds. Glock customer service is superb...each frame was replaced with a new, current generation frame and all...

I have the M94 Taurus and the trigger was initially as described in other posts. It has continually improved with repeated firing and cleaning. It improved tremendously following a maintenance session in the ultrasonic bath. Very comfortable, pretty accurate for a 4" barrel, adjustable...

Make certain you have the correct length spring and that it is still in spec. Even the smallest dent or burr in the mag tube can bind the spring or prevent smooth loading, too.

Even cinder block construction can be penetrated. Short of reinforced poured concrete walls and/or steel, keep a low profile.

Personal preference. Glocks are idiot proof. The XD is a superb weapon but, given the choice, I'd rather have the Glock in 9mm (I like its simplicity, no grip safety.) I prefer the XD in .45 because of the narrower grip compared to the Glock in .45 (granted, it is a very minor difference.)...

You can also try shooting with both eyes open rather than switching shooting hands.

Grayling made Bear Kodiak recurve, 50#.

CMP Saginaw M1 Carbine last Saturday.

If you are inclined toward a 9mm, I would suggest a Glock 17 over the Springfield XD. Now, if .45 is more to your liking, the XD, hands down. Glocks in .45 ACP are nice, but the Springfield fits better.

Is there a sight drifting/windage adjustment tool for the Taurus 92 (like the Glock has) or is there a different method?