Ernie Bass
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Nicer looks, all stainless steel components, Metal sights vs polymer etc.
Heck, Maybe Glock will end up cloning the PSA-9 dagger.
Heck, Maybe Glock will end up cloning the PSA-9 dagger.
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don't count on spare parts ever.
based on gen3? what the heck is the front pin for??
wouldnt bet on it being compatible.
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No not interested at all.
Way too far forward to be a locking block pin on a glock parts "compatible" gun.If i were to guess, a pin to hold the locking block down?
Should be Joe Dirt
Two reasons I don't own a Block. Their looks and their Fanboys, both get under my skin. I'd buy a PSA-9 just because they look a lot better than a Block and I could show it off while at the range.
I would agree with Robbins 290. The gen 3 has two pins in that area, one for the block, the other for the trigger. But this frame looks shallower so the have it pined different.based on gen3? what the heck is the front pin for??
wouldnt bet on it being compatible.
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No not interested at all.
Your right, should've looked at mine. Have to wait and see when it comes out.locking block doesnt even extend that far on a real Glock.
i.e. here is my wifes g3-19
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There is nothing wrong with finding a firearm unattractive and saying so. I think hipoints are pretty ugly but are fun to shoot.I would make a comment about the same level of ugly as a Glock, but at a cheaper price point, but that wouldn't be very High Road of me, so I won't. What I will say is I would be curious to see range reports and for those who don't like Glocks due to the grip angle, I'd be curious how this stacks up.
Instead of the hole for the pin being in the back of the locking block maybe it's in the front and just a different shape. Don't see any other reason for the pin but who knows.Doesn't matter.But with out seeing it. That woyld be my guess. Maybe the locking block patent is active and they had to redesign it and needed another pin. I dont think there would be anything in that spot be sides some kind of block retainer.
makes me curious to see what parts are compatible. And until i find out if the pile of parts i have for the gen 3 will work in the dagger, its not one my want list. If they are, i will be oj board.
yes, but if you don't want a glock, as parts wear, you will have one in the end. Now, if you want a starting point for upgrades, great.It literally takes Glock (or Glock compatible aftermarket) parts. The world is your oyster when it comes to spare parts.