Full Metal Jacket
member
well i went and did it. traded my 3rd gen glock 19 for the 3rd gen glock 19 rtf2. 
i like it better. the texture on the handle allows for a non slip grip for faster and more accurate followup shots. i have fired 500 rounds so far, 100 rounds each range session, and the texture is great. no discomfort whatsoever. (also no malfunctions in 500 rounds either, typical glock)
something else i noticed, the rtf2 grip is slightly smaller all around than my other g19. good for me, as i have small hands.
the curved slide serrations, although a little odd looking on the glock, are in fact deeper and therefore easier to grasp for me despite glock's slick finish.
i had my local glock armorer put in a 3.5lb Scherer connector, which actually brings the pul down to about 4lbs. this is a great improvement to the glock trigger pull for me and would not buy another glock without adding one. this new connector makes the trigger break only slightly less defined, but reset is the same. it's a trade off--you get a much lighter pull, with a still acceptably perceivable trigger break, though not as perceivable as the original connector.
here's 25 rounds at 10 yards, two hand hold:
and here's 25 rounds at 15 yards, two hand hold:
i like it better. the texture on the handle allows for a non slip grip for faster and more accurate followup shots. i have fired 500 rounds so far, 100 rounds each range session, and the texture is great. no discomfort whatsoever. (also no malfunctions in 500 rounds either, typical glock
)something else i noticed, the rtf2 grip is slightly smaller all around than my other g19. good for me, as i have small hands.
the curved slide serrations, although a little odd looking on the glock, are in fact deeper and therefore easier to grasp for me despite glock's slick finish.
i had my local glock armorer put in a 3.5lb Scherer connector, which actually brings the pul down to about 4lbs. this is a great improvement to the glock trigger pull for me and would not buy another glock without adding one. this new connector makes the trigger break only slightly less defined, but reset is the same. it's a trade off--you get a much lighter pull, with a still acceptably perceivable trigger break, though not as perceivable as the original connector.
here's 25 rounds at 10 yards, two hand hold:
and here's 25 rounds at 15 yards, two hand hold:
Glock folks are weird... sandpaper finishes and fishgill slide serrations make them go "wow nice!". 
