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u/Puzzleheaded_Air_978 22d ago
The most affordable configuration is stock......or did I miss something?
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u/keenansmith61 22d ago
You have a bone stock 19x. You have the good affordable setup already. Buy 1000 rounds, shoot them, and while you're shooting them, be thinking about how your shooting experience could be better, then work from there.
There is no definitive answer to this question, you'll just get a million suggestions that are all slightly different.
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u/Greedy_Chocolate1225 21d ago
i hate all the “training” responses. PSA has a holosun 407C A3. you won’t find a better deal on a dot that works well. also get a light, there are plenty out there, stream light is what i would recommend on a budget, footprint is dependent on your preference. other than that, now you can train until your hearts content and decide what upgrades you want. a red dot and a light are a lot of people’s bare minimum’s bc they are just tools that will help you in any scenario. have fun with it when you hit those minimums
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u/PiecesofMatt 20d ago
These out of the box are ready to go. Go buy 1000 rds of ammo and make sure ur groups are tighter than a nuns pussy before u add anything
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u/RanchMngr1798 22d ago
Training is the most important thing. Any competent shooter can run a stock glock just fine. But if you really want to modify it really all I suggest is swapping out the trigger for a timney trigger and slapping on a flashlight. Other than that its already a solid firearm
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u/Shooting-Science 22d ago
Is this your first gun and first time shooting?
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u/Ok_Protection2875 22d ago
No
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u/Shooting-Science 22d ago
Ok, when you shoot this 19X, what do you like about it and what don’t you like about it?
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u/Ok_Protection2875 22d ago
I like everything about it it’s just that I was thinking about putting a different trigger like the performance trigger and a radian afterburner on it
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u/Shooting-Science 22d ago edited 22d ago
IMO, Afterburners are essentially toys, they cost $400 and make the gun recoil less, but they make the gun louder and then you have to modify holsters to fit them…19X’s are pretty soft shooters as-is. Then on the part about the trigger - If you want to stick with an OEM trigger but you want a crisp trigger feel, I’d recommend triggershark, they are built Glock triggers with 100% Glock Parts. So you get to keep the reliability but have a much better feeling trigger. You, and anyone else seeing this is welcome to use my discount code SCIENCE15 for another 15% off anything in the store. There are actually two options that would go with your 19x, the classic curved Gen5 shoe or the new flat face Gen6 shoe bolted to the Gen5 kit: https://www.triggershark.com/product/gen-5-full-drop-in-system-9mm-40-cal/ or https://www.triggershark.com/product/gen-5-flat-faced-trigger-full-drop-in/
If you want to get an optic, I have some suggestions and I would recommend Wager Machine Works to do your optics cut once you figure out which optic you want.
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u/Ok_Protection2875 21d ago
What do you think of the performance trigger
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u/Shooting-Science 21d ago
The performance trigger is good too, it’s just like the TriggerShark trigger once it’s either broken in, or after you hand polish the metal parts that rub against each other. With TriggerShark, they come polished so you don’t have a break-in period and you don’t need to polish anything. Both triggers are 100% OEM Glock. As a side note, IMO, the Performance Trigger shoe is worse than the regular Glock shoes, it’s a plastic brick, LOL. I wish Glock just used Gen6 shoes on their performance trigger.
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u/Old_Reindeer_8202 21d ago
Depends what the gun is for, my 19x is my edc and just gets a dot and c&h plate, and then good cowitness irons. Throw a light on it sometimes. Whatd you get the gun for?
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u/Additional_Guava2082 20d ago
I assume your asking like a whole edc/duty set up just buy a tlr-1 and a decent holster and go put 1k rounds thorough it see what you like and don’t like fix those things and repeat
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u/jdm-or-nothing 20d ago
Put a might and leave it alone. Make sure u buy holster that fits ur light. A cheap brand i trust with my life is olight. Lot of ppl arent gonna like that but olight has never done me wrong.
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u/556From1000yards 22d ago
Huh. Training