I really enjoy the pistol and want to make it my main USPSA gun but I've been having some feeding issues. I hope its a one-off and currently am going through the RMA process.
@@GunThinks Interesting - it’s supposedly a very reputable gun from a reliability standpoint, especially due to the non-tilting barrel design so I’d be really interested to find out what the cause is. Thanks for the info, it’s between this and a Shadow 2. The weight of the S2 is great but I really like how the PX4 shoots and its ergos. I can only imagine how well the G-SD full size version feels and I especially like the Grey Guns trigger compared to a curved trigger. Never would have thought I would like the trigger as much as I do.
@@tgert0803 Im with you. I though the gray guns trigger looked stupid but I can split super fast with it in SA and hit mini poppers at like 25-30 yards in DA.
How are you liking the PX4 for CO? I’m considering getting one to compete with because my carry gun is an LTT PX4 compact and it’s fantastic.
I really enjoy the pistol and want to make it my main USPSA gun but I've been having some feeding issues. I hope its a one-off and currently am going through the RMA process.
@@GunThinks Interesting - it’s supposedly a very reputable gun from a reliability standpoint, especially due to the non-tilting barrel design so I’d be really interested to find out what the cause is. Thanks for the info, it’s between this and a Shadow 2. The weight of the S2 is great but I really like how the PX4 shoots and its ergos. I can only imagine how well the G-SD full size version feels and I especially like the Grey Guns trigger compared to a curved trigger. Never would have thought I would like the trigger as much as I do.
@@tgert0803 Im with you. I though the gray guns trigger looked stupid but I can split super fast with it in SA and hit mini poppers at like 25-30 yards in DA.
Excellent. Do you use grip enhancer or grip tape on your px4?
I use sandpaper grips from handleitgrips but they wear out after a few hard use range sessions so I'm considering doing silicon carbide
@GunThinks thanks