I went to the range today after I posted, shot like a guy that hadn't shot in a year. All were still on the profile target. The shoulder isn't bothering me, just a slight tremor in the hand. I would say about 70% of my normal skill.I really wanted to make sure my Bedside gun, my 19 was functioning and the 365 I picked up yesterday ran. they both did. I had gutted my 19 Gen4, and put a gen 3 trigger assembly along with changing the plunger spring and putting in the new "angel" non stacking connector from ghost. It felt like one of those $1000+ rip-off Glocks, that are now all the rage. The Angel is fantastic, no stacking at all felt like about a 4 lb smooth pull, reset was faster than before. I always wondered about that dimple they put in the gen 4 trigger bar, "that ran along the slide. It turns out, the gen 3 is smoother, felt like a different gun, highly recommend. The 365 is a nice gun, it's not the easiest gun to shoot well but I could still stay in the head of the target at 10 yards. Now I gotta get my motor skills back. I also had a PC 45 shield I never had a chance to shoot, "she hit me 3 days after I bought it". It shoots nice but hurts more. Time will tell. Thanks for all the kind words. The lawsuit is dragging as I get things fixed, I am getting an ablation on the 28th,"nerve burn" then we will see if I need another a disk fusion.The shoulder stopped hurting unless I go and do something dumb, like pick up a heavy package. They can't do the surgery till the spine is done, because as many of you guys know, you have to sleep sitting up for 6 weeks,and with 2 labs, that's going to suck. The surgeon said I could wait from 1-3 years before the tendon shrunk down to where they can't attach it,but it doesn't hurt like it did.
