Reportedly a Shadow Systems pistol with a Timney trigger dropped in 👀 Modify, or don't, the internals of your guns accordingly... 🦶 Also a good reminder to re-holster *without* pointing the gun at yourself. The amount of videos on the internet of people doing the opposite of that is... alarming honestly. 🎥: IG TheFatDadChronicles #FAFO #fail #nopeshow more

Everybody wants a trick trigger in their striker gun until it starts going off on its own.

Shadow systems tells you not to modify the trigger

I'd imagine they do

She almost lost her Foot Porn career

When I used to instruct two pistols went down consistently 1911s in general And anyone who fucked with their Glock triggers And Yüs Shadow System is a Glock

yup

I’m not trying to keep parts or what people do. I am genuinely curious how many people truly have the skill set to squeeze whatever mechanical advantage a cool guy trigger will give you. The striker fired triggers across the board are very good

Doing the Sig Dance 🤣

I know that Ole Girl. They call Her 4 on the floor.

The shadow systems pistols I have have been flawless. That said I didnt swap triggers and I dont really see the need to. I already shoot them better than any glock I've shot so theres that

Someone else slow this down, does her finger go into the trigger guard as she’s reholstering? Almost looks like her finger is hooked inward slightly, could be a shadow though.

1 reason why I prefer hammer fired pistols when I carry DA/SA or SA cocked and locked. I do carry my Gen 3 Striker fired Glock 19 every so often. However, it is all stock! I LOOK when I re-holster. It might not be cool to some but I don't want to blow my GONADS OFF!

I’m scared 😳

😂

I’ve only replaced shoes, not a fan of messing with internals. Every misfire, every one I’ve witnessed; has been an aftermarket trigger. At the range, in classes; every single time. Having a 1-2lbs trigger is not a good idea.

Re-holstering is the most dangerous thing you do with a pistol and you are not going to change my mind on that.

This little piggy went to market, This little piggy stayed home, This little piggy had roast beef, This little piggy had none, And this little piggy cried HOLY FUKKING SH!T OKAY LADY I'M DONE WITH THE RANGE FOR TODAY

People with Glocks used to tell me how unsafe it was for me to carry a 1911. I'll take the manual and grip safety over only a lever on the trigger.

What a horrible way to end a range day. 🤣

What kind of retarded grip is this, pushing the slide forward like that. I think that is what ladies do when they are more concerned about filming their tits at the range than actually practicing gun safety

she probably learned reholstering on a DA/SA gun

Never seen this. I have shot a CZ Shadow 2 for years in competitions and never done that. I am just learning about this now 😂

Polish boys are chilling

Not this woman in particular but I also notice tons of people reholstering too fast. What's the rush!?

I’ve watched it and paused it countless times and it looks like her finger stays outside of the holster and it looks like the trigger is viable with nothing touching it as it disappears into the holster. I give her credit for the wherewithal to immediately re draw the pistol pointing it away and at the ground after her initial “wtf” missfire reaction . I enjoy watching someone react in a reasonable manner during a crisis.

You'd think that wearing a different top would be better for hot brass protection. Oh, well. Guys wanna look cool, and gals wanna look hot.

Shadow System does not recommend changing triggers! They specifically say "don't"!

Stock trigger is the only way to go. If you don’t have the hand strength. Play with spray bottles for a few minutes a day with your shooting hand.

Insane

Sticking with stock glock triggers or the GPT even harder, then.

Woman error, finger is still on the trigger when bolstering plus loose ass sweats might have got in the way. My SS mr920 hasn't had a problem the last 5 years

Just buy a glock.

‘Feet Pic’ sales are gonna take a hit. 🤣

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The retention clip on her holster went right in the trigger guard and pulled the trigger, don't think this was a trigger issue but a handling and holster one. I custom finish my Glock internals and there is no real difference in anything but smoothness. All safety systems work.

90’s Race Guns were better.

Tac-light flexed holster, then edge of holster’s “trigger guard” area rebounded and caught trigger when she JAMBED it in. Always practice repeatedly w/ unloaded weapon to ensure trigger does not get snagged. Also, slide weapon in…if you have to jamb it, it’s too tight

Looks like her slide didn't seat all the way until she holstered.

I love having both thumb safety and grip safety.

One toe won’t be a big quality of life detriment anyway. She’ll be ok.