Recent content by gusco21

Agreed! I don't conceal carry, but when I do (and if it is this gun) I will not carry in my pocket.

Correct. I bought the kit because I was interested in improving the feel of the trigger. It did feel great with the handful of shots it operated for. I have heard of similar quality control issues with Saint Arms.

UPDATE: I finally took the gun to the range with the Galloway "Precision" springs still in, but the stock trigger and trigger bar in. It fired and cycled fine with a slightly lighter trigger pull.

Me too... and it was an expensive one :cry:

DO NOT get the Galloway Precision trigger kit. I wrote up a review and several people chimed in with similar experiences. It isn't worth the money. I have not tried the new s model, but I'd say the funnest safest option would be to buy $100 worth of ammo and head to the range to get used to that...

I did. I have not been able to head to the range yet, but I do have all the original springs just in case. It does cycle fine, however.

Happens to me frequently. It seems adjusting our grip and practicing more is our only solution...

Thanks for the tips ;) I wish I would have joined this forum BEFORE wasting $100 on what wound up being just springs. I took out the RTK trigger and trigger bar and left the springs installed. I have yet to test fire it, but it seems to be cycling fine.

http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=206416

Check my review on it... The kit seems to have the right idea, but GP's customer service is hideous.

I joined this forum to learn more about my gun and to contibute with what little I know. If you are looking into getting a GP 35% shorter stroke trigger kit DO NOT do it!! I ordered one for Father's Day this year and installed it myself (the pin on the LCI is a BEAR to remove). The installation...