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Bitter Clinger wrote:Kinda makes you wonder why the typical first mod to most any Glock is to improve the trigger

Actually, one the most important things for me in a carry weapon is keeping it stock, that's one on the reasons i decided to give up on modding my s&w shield. The only thing I will change on my guns are the sights.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:I don't know of any products that will simulate a Glock trigger in a S&W Shield. I do know of many solutions to your underlying issue, and most of those have been posted here, and rejected by you.

Thanks, I have got used to it. I guess I was jumping the gun, and trying to find a solution to problem that didn't exist. And maybe I got defensive about how I Handle my guns, I been doing it that way for almost 9 years no problems. But what I have learned in the gun communitie is that everyone has an expert opinion, on what gun to carry, how to carry, what caliber to carry, so on and so forth. I handle my guns that way cause that how I'm comfortable with them. But I don't think I will ever be truly comfortable with a gun, and that's the way I really like it, I don't want to become complacent

How about we agree to disagree on how we handle our firearms,

I also don't use the same round over and over, after a week or two i will take it the range and fire it. haven't had a problem yet. when i got my ar15 and I would chamber a round, then eject it for what ever reason i notice what look like a light primer strike, and that worried me so i looked it up to see if that was normal, in the process discovered, that yes to chamber the same round over and over again can cause it to fail.

So once again I am curious to know, if there is a product that can simulate a glock trigger in a shield

CleverNickname wrote:1) Why not just buy a Glock?
2) Why all the loading and unloading? When you get home and don't want to carry the gun, just remove the holster + gun. When you leave the next day, just put on the holster + gun. No unnecessary loading & unloading.
3) You shouldn't rely on the trigger position to tell you if the gun has an empty chamber. You should only do that if you actually check the chamber.

I knew i was going to get a reply like this. like I said I follow all 4 safety rules when I handle a gun.
I unload the gun when I get home because that's what I'm comfortable with. I remove it from the holster and keep it close by for just in case.
I live alone now so I'm not worried about someone playing with it, and I have only owned a glock 19 for the longest time, so to see a trigger in the forward position when I made it a habit to unload when I get home is weird.

As for buying a glock 43, Its uncomfortable to shot, it has a low capacity mag, and there are better choices. That is why I chose the shield.
I just didn't realize about the trigger until I started carrying it.

Hello,

I was wondering if there is product for the S&W shield, to give it a glock like trigger.
What I mean is when you dry fire a glock the trigger will stay depress, when you dry fire a shield the trigger will move back to the starting position.

When I carry my glock 19, I have a round chambered and I made that a habit but when I get home I like to unload the gun and dry fire it then insert the mag with out racking the slide, and have it close by. and that's how i like to keep it. just a visual indicator to let me know the condition of the gun.

I want the same thing for my shield, I do practice all 4 rules of gun safety, and just want one more indicator to show the condition of the gun.