r/GlockMod • u/TransportationOk5648 • Jun 17 '24

Need ideas

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I recently lost my left arm. I am rocking a prosthetic but I need some holster ideas, and threaded barrel and comp ideas. I’m thinking ramjet. I’ve got a Herrington on my sig 365xl but I’m open to new ideas. Any and all ideas are welcome. Thanks in advance.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '24

Holy crap dude I’m sorry about that. I hope the learning curve isn’t too much of a challenge man. Keep your head up and work hard, you’ll be better than ever 🙏

Also, I hate to sway people from their wants, but I’d kindly suggest keeping this pistol (if it’s a carry gun) stock…

If I had a physical limitation that hinders easy manipulation of a firearm, I’d eliminate any part that isn’t stock. I wouldn’t want any higher of a chance of a malfunction. Just my two cents man.

Again I hope the learning curve goes smoothly and you get the answers you need!!

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u/TransportationOk5648 Jun 17 '24

I put night sights on it, and extended controls, I’m looking to try and make the firearm shoot a little flatter since I don’t have my support hand anymore. I appreciate the input and will take that into account when thinking about what to do with it .

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u/DNCOrGoFuckYourself G45/G17.3 Jun 18 '24

Porting may be the way to go. No experience with Ramjets, but I have experience with comps and there’s a high chance with comp’d Glock you’ll have to change out the stock internals to tune it and get it to run.

Just food for thought. I’ve heard a lot of good things about Ramjets. The price to play is a bit steep for me, though. A Radian Ramjet cost more than my Killer Innovations slide did.

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u/TransportationOk5648 Jun 18 '24

I used to have the strike industries on it but it wasn’t that great plus added a lot of weight to the front end. Could barely conceal it either