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Mine’s solid but I’ve only removed them once on one gun and twice on the other. I hadn’t heard about that. If that’s true that’s pretty terrible.

@@sellswords2318 I can't attest to it first hand, just something I've read before. I'm still going to open mine up, a replacement frame is only $50 right now anyhow.

I’m glad it helped.

@@sellswords2318 I bought a faxon barrel too. How are you liking it?

@@kungfupandas1 I’ve got no complaints. Still checking different ammo types to find the one it likes best. Let me know what you end up running through it.

@@sellswords2318 I bought the same barrel as you. Which color stock do you think would look the nicest with gold? (Magpul Black, Stealth Gray, or FDE?)

@@kungfupandas1 I don’t think it’ll look bad in any of them. My buddy has the gray with a bronze barrel in it and it looks bad ass.

I think the one I hated most thus far was either the old Springfield XD9 or the LCP. This doesn’t shoot like my Stacatto P but it’s not the worst gun I’ve shot… and it was ~$300.

Thats your opinion

@@ExcitedOx-wq2no That’s all we have.

@@ExcitedOx-wq2no Yes, it is, genius.

Yes, that’s exactly what happened. It’s not that it’s a roll pin which is hollow which you can see daylight through at all.

@@sellswords2318 what an odd thing to say and claim because if you back up the video as you take out the pins they weren't hollow.... All pins were solid

@@joesmith201212 I assume you own a Dagger if you’re watching this video? Go look at your Dagger. It has 3 pins. Two of them are hollow roll pins. The largest one is a solid pin. No need to argue with the facts; go look at your Dagger.

@@sellswords2318 no I own a Glock yeah never seen a hollow pin before so yeah seems really odd and wouldn't a hollow pin make it impossible to push out because any tool would just penetrate it and wouldn't a hollow pin make it much weaker than a solid metal pin?

@@sellswords2318 and why did you assume I own a dagger? I was looking up videos on how to do an Apex trigger upgrade.

Pretty much.

I’m not sure about that. The daggers are based on Gen 3 Glocks and the 43X is not. It has a different magazine release design than the Gen 3 Glocks. I’d research that before you purchase the part.

@@sellswords2318I had a stl for a 43x extended release and i printed it before i got my micro thinking it may need the upgrade. Turns out the micro already has a pretty extended mag release so now i know there was no need for the one i made. Thanks for you input tho i appreciate it big time.

I don’t know, bud. I haven’t had a micro dagger.

Yes, that’s the only way you can is by replacing the entire system

That sucks. I haven’t had any issues with either of mine.

@@sellswords2318 it's definitely strange. I literally have to rip the mag out of the magwell, because it will not fall out on its own. Not sure if it's worthwhile to go to a lighter spring, if possible, or go back to the original, poopy release lol

@@voguishcars7150Did you tinker with it? If it’s jutting into the mag well I’m sure you’d be able to see the part causing the issue. The bar is aluminum so a small file would make quick work of any imperfection you find. The spring is seated in the bar well and everything? Let us know how you fix it..

@@sellswords2318 I checked the spring position and it appears to be seated properly. It just seems like the catch is sticking further out inside of there and it's taking some extra force to get the mag fully seated. I figure I'll either throw the original back or take some material off of the catch

I gave it away.

My personal favorite trigger for any gen 3 Glock or clone is the Timney Alpha. Some say it’s too light to carry with. Plenty of great reviews on the Johnny Glock trigger kit. I personally have the Apex trigger in my Dagger with some sort of lightened connector. The Timney trigger is in my Glock 17… I do not carry it. It’s my tacticool gun for running courses. Hope that helps.

It’s definitely removable. I didn’t measure clearance but it’s not a damn full auto shotgun like these guys comment about: “defeats the purpose of the heatshield”. How many shots will you realistically put through it as a pump shotgun, ya know? 10-12 shots while reloading inbetween even.

To give me a view and a comment which is appreciated.

@@sellswords2318 you got it brother 💪🇺🇸

So you were able to switch the mag release on a dagger for a lefty? I have been trying to confirm this before I buy.

If you changed the springs I’d verify they went in the correct way and then check again. If you messed with the connector as well I’d say press it in and if it lifts then push the cruciform forward and see if it resets. But if you changed springs I’d say it’s likely that. Or swap the trigger and run the factory spring? Let us know if you figure it out 👍

@@sellswords2318 I swapped the springs and connector. It’s strange the PSA trigger bar works fine with everything else being the same.

@@sellswords2318 I finally got it to work, but it took a lot of bending of the Glock cruciform and slide guides. The Dagger slide must ride higher than a Glock.

It isn’t stippled, it’s a stick on rubberized grip they sell on Amazon. Clean the frame, stick it on (it comes precut to fit your gun) and then hit it with a heat gun. I recommend them all the time. I also have it on my Glock 43 and 43X.

Thank you

Maybe I’ll give that a try in the 17 and throw the Timney in one of my Daggers

Apex

I heard the pins were walking out before, is that what you’re referring to? Not sure if the older Daggers had regular pins but being that they’re roll-pins now means the tension applied by the roll-pin trying to open keeps them seated firmly in place.

@@sellswords2318 yeah. I looked into it further they use proprietary pins. If you try to use the oem glock pins I heard they fall all the way through to the other side. Do you know if slide releases can be swapped with no problem? I've heard mixed reviews on that.

I don’t know about the slide release, I’ve never changed it on neither the Dagger nor the Glocks I own.

@@sellswords2318 appreciate all the info!

Center hinge triggers are trash but thanks for sharing your opinion.

I used a roll pin punch but I’m sure you can get away with using a normal punch.

I just use a pair of scissors and whatever hammer is closest

I tried to keep it short. I’m sure you figured out reversing the steps. Thanks for the watch

Lift and/or wiggle the slide lock lever as you push on the trigger pin.

I can’t remember for sure but this is the brand I run on my 43 and 43X so probably this one: a.co/d/51dlKJ0 In case the link doesn’t work it’s Talon Grips “rubberized”. Granulate is sandpaper. Grippy as can be but if you conceal carry it could get uncomfortable. Cheers

I like the Olights. Literally made a video about how much hate they get earlier today. Check it out 👍

People get so mad too! They claim they explode but I own several dozen and never had a problem with any of them except the warrior mini 2 which did get hot but they warrantied it for me right away

Thanks for the sub!

Hellll nah.

It's sure is

Only if you don’t have hands 🙌

OEM. You’d think it was how hard the spring was that makes pressing the release so hard but it’s the lack of real estate for your thumb. Try it with the OEM spring but larger release; you’ll be surprised.

Good video, short, precise and simple, thanks bro!!!!

Idk man it’s eBay and maybe you’re the seller🤔🤔

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