Solid honest feedback, I found the shoe and blade to be more comfortable after high round counts in Shadows guns. The trigger safety blade starts to dig into my finger on the stock Glocks. The grip and purchase is a little better for me as well on the Shadow. I agree the price is something I always had an issue with and I think Shadow sells suffer a little because of it. My distributors often discount the Shadows which tells me they are slightly overpriced. Thanks for your time bro!
Well you called it right the tolerances are loose. The firearm doesn’t have a tight fit. Doesn’t do well with aftermarket triggers..definitely a good gun improves with more rounds down range..
I heard that people had issues with aftermarket triggers. I’ve messed around with revolver triggers and AR triggers. Never messed with my carry guns though. Was always afraid of an ND with a good trigger and a moment of high stress.
@@sacrificialscience4405 to be honest bro Glock triggers have a ton of aftermarket options that are very good and do not void warranty. Apex triggers and Timney triggers work very well and improving the feel… my biggest issue is I have grown so accustomed to good triggers. I cannot shoot a Glock as well as I would like Now can I affectively use it in self-defense absolutely with no question, but I love running drills on my spare time and I could never get the accuracy, out of the Glock that I get with most of my other firearms that’s me and my trigger manipulation and the grip angle. if I put down the other firearms and committed to say a Glock 19 X exclusively I’m pretty sure that wouldn’t be the case but I shoot various platforms.
Different strokes for different folks.👍🤷♂️ I choose my MR920 over my 19 all the time. But we’re all different and I would imagine our opinions would be too. Appreciate your opinion though. 👍 Good video. My new favorite is my Gen 5 21.😂 Unfortunately it’s a bit large and won’t be carrying around this goofy state. Glad to hear I wasn’t the only one who had reliability issues with the Canik. I’ve had some failures to feed where the thing locked up solid with certain ammo. Great range gun but if I can’t rely on it I can’t carry it.Take care boss. Always enjoy your videos.
Ive never seen the value in these shadow systems. Ive seen lots of issues lately with them. Seems QC is out the window. For the money Daggers are where its at in my opinion. You can get 2 daggers and deck em out for the price of 1 shadow systems. JS.
What you want the Shadow to be, i suspect, a serialized Poly80 aka PF9C, is discounted right now for the frame only.
Love both the mr920 and the Glock 19. Gen 5 mos is supreme though
I wanted to love the SS, just wasn’t able to. It’s a great gun, just not for me.
Solid honest feedback, I found the shoe and blade to be more comfortable after high round counts in Shadows guns. The trigger safety blade starts to dig into my finger on the stock Glocks. The grip and purchase is a little better for me as well on the Shadow. I agree the price is something I always had an issue with and I think Shadow sells suffer a little because of it. My distributors often discount the Shadows which tells me they are slightly overpriced. Thanks for your time bro!
They are a bit steep for what you get. But are built really good. Just not what I want. Thanks for watching brother!
Well you called it right the tolerances are loose. The firearm doesn’t have a tight fit. Doesn’t do well with aftermarket triggers..definitely a good gun improves with more rounds down range..
I heard that people had issues with aftermarket triggers. I’ve messed around with revolver triggers and AR triggers. Never messed with my carry guns though. Was always afraid of an ND with a good trigger and a moment of high stress.
@@sacrificialscience4405 to be honest bro Glock triggers have a ton of aftermarket options that are very good and do not void warranty. Apex triggers and Timney triggers work very well and improving the feel… my biggest issue is I have grown so accustomed to good triggers. I cannot shoot a Glock as well as I would like Now can I affectively use it in self-defense absolutely with no question, but I love running drills on my spare time and I could never get the accuracy, out of the Glock that I get with most of my other firearms that’s me and my trigger manipulation and the grip angle. if I put down the other firearms and committed to say a Glock 19 X exclusively I’m pretty sure that wouldn’t be the case but I shoot various platforms.
@@SHOOTERS_G.n.B I might have to break down and build a Glock. That’s going to be hard for me to admit that it might be better. 🤣
Different strokes for different folks.👍🤷♂️ I choose my MR920 over my 19 all the time. But we’re all different and I would imagine our opinions would be too. Appreciate your opinion though. 👍 Good video. My new favorite is my Gen 5 21.😂 Unfortunately it’s a bit large and won’t be carrying around this goofy state. Glad to hear I wasn’t the only one who had reliability issues with the Canik. I’ve had some failures to feed where the thing locked up solid with certain ammo. Great range gun but if I can’t rely on it I can’t carry it.Take care boss. Always enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much! The 21 Gen 5 is hard to beat. What state are you in?
@@sacrificialscience4405 unfortunately at the moment in Mass. But building in NH now and looking forward to a little more freedom.😂👍
@@sway696 Live free or die!!
Great review I prefer my shadow systems but agree not a glock killer
@@mikeylocc7375 thank you! I really appreciate that. The Shadow Systems seems to be a great gun. Just not my cup of tea.
Ive never seen the value in these shadow systems. Ive seen lots of issues lately with them. Seems QC is out the window. For the money Daggers are where its at in my opinion. You can get 2 daggers and deck em out for the price of 1 shadow systems. JS.
Very true. Hard to beat the OG though. Just wish they would innovate a little more.