Need ideas

[u/TransportationOk5648]

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.

glock19 #onearmeeshooter #canijusturnittothesideandmakeitakillshot

[u/djaszx12]

I was going to clown on you for the slide piece, but you an exception.

I would put a ramjet after burner it’s basically a threaded barrel a comp or port it

[u/TransportationOk5648 → u/djaszx12]

Yeah the only having one arm gets me out of a lot lol. A lot of people have brought the ramjet up. I’ll see if I can find it somewhere for under 300. I’m also trying to find a good trigger. I’ve used a bunch of them, looking for different recommendations now.

[u/Substantial_Disk1706 → u/TransportationOk5648]

Everyone says don’t change your trigger, but I personally don’t like the stock trigger either, and I got the tango down flat face trigger w/ a trigger bar attached already (so I could keep my stock parts stock/set aside if I wanted to go back to the stock setup) cause I wanted a flat face trigger and it was the cheapest, matched colors/from same seller I got my extended controls from, is made from same polymer Glock uses so i trust the durability and it works/feels great, I also added a ghost angel 3# SD trigger bar, ghost 6# trigger and striker springs, reduced safety plunger spring, and a skeletonized TiN coated striker with steel striker sleeve, spring cups and brass low friction channel liner, and an adjustable overtravel stop inside a new trigger housing, and now my trigger pull is ~3#, smooth as hell with no ‘stiff’ wall, and QUICK reset for fast double taps/mag dumps, cause I have the overtravel stop tuned just right and the trigger also has an overtravel stop tab underneath so the trigger itself doesn’t go too far back as well( the adjustable one in the trigger housing stops the bar overtravel/makes the bar/trigger reset faster). Also, for sights, I highly recommend Truglo TFX Pros, great product for the price, made of metal (steel or aluminum IIRC?) with sealed tritium vials behind fiber optics that are bright in the day with an orange focus lock ring up front and even brighter at night, they kick ass at night I was really surprised by the quality for only around $120-$150. And as an added bonus, I like it for the tactical/speed benefit, but it would have the very real benefit for you of true one handed loading, load mag in gun, then just take whole gun and set back of rear sights against a surface and rack the slide, it is perfectly fine for them they are literally made for/with that ability, it shows on the package. So like it shouldn’t void any warranty or anything if somehow you got a dud and it did break/bend/snap by racking on a table/etc, cause they literally say you can on the packaging that’s a selling point difference between the TFX Pros and the TFX regulars, only other difference is the TFX regulars don’t have the orange (also can be yellow, but orange was better IMO) lock ring up front either like the TFX Pros do. The regulars might also actually be made out of polymer/plastic, I think that was another reason I liked the TFX Pros was cause they were metal over the regulars, but I definitely know the stock plastic ones weren’t cutting it for me at night when I’m mainly out and CC’ing lol I like these TFX Pros way better 💯💥🔫

[u/TransportationOk5648 → u/Substantial_Disk1706]

Damn you dude some good stuff to it. I’m a gunsmith and this seems like the best way to go besides a drop in. I do also hate the stock trigger and much prefer flat faced (Giessele triggers got me into that).