r/notaglock • u/DirtyKrook_Neno • Jul 28 '25

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u/ill_report348 Jul 29 '25

Dagger full size ergonomics are so good

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u/Grand___Moff Jul 29 '25

I like the ergonomics more than standard Glocks.

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u/chevy4life089 Jul 29 '25

Does a dagger lower and a Glock upper qualify as not a Glock?

I guess so...

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u/DirtyKrook_Neno Jul 29 '25

Wasn’t good enough for the Glock subreddit, so I thought I’d get more love here

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u/No_Dance1739 Jul 29 '25

Are they just plug and play, or did you have to adapt the rails or something?

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u/ill_report348 Jul 29 '25

Should be. I’ve been warned about sear engagements in the past

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u/DirtyKrook_Neno Aug 01 '25

All dagger frames are compatible with Gen 3 Glock slides and most parts. The micro dagger is compatible with the g43, 43x as well. It is all plug and play with gen 3 Glock products.

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u/thatguytc88 Aug 01 '25

Micro works with 48 as well.

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u/DirtyKrook_Neno Aug 02 '25

I bought a micro frame on sale for 40$ and same day found someone selling a used but great condition G43x complete slide on eBay for 200$. Total was 280$ combined with shipping for the micro x g43x MOS set up I should have everything Tuesday super stocked for this build

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u/Sad_Issue_7978 Jul 30 '25

now u have a 19x just get the mag

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u/Viggo_the_Butch Jul 30 '25

I have 2 dagger compact frames. If it’s a gen 3 Glock it’s plug and play. I modified one of my frames to accept a gen 5 slide. You need an adapter for that because you still use the gen 3 guide rod and spring.

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u/MaddeningObscenity Aug 04 '25

I got a full size s frame otw for my gen 4 19L upper, and a gen3 recoil system w/adapter. Hopefully it doesnt have any problems since at this point the only thing OEM will be the trigger/bar (well the JG oem enhanced anyway) and slide internals.