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A really good product for dry training and "finger" control

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Blue Glock - moving slide and trigger if you could still get this. Otherwise, it's fine for dry training. You can actually engrave the sight picture yourself.

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Basic blue gun. There is no groove in the rear sight, so I filed one so that you can also practice lifting.

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Worked when used, two magazines included and one with an empty magazine, the other with a full magazine. Worked, runs its business.

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Go about your business. You have to cut the rear sight with a knife yourself. A bit high price for a piece of plastic. Buy this on sale.

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Really good and extra sixth star. Goes to the safari land without any problems.

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A perfectly valid game for handling practice, as long as you notch the rear sight yourself.

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Why isn't the rear sight notched already?

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Go about your business. The weights of the parts are correct by hand (not weighed on a scale). One star off because the rear sight notch had to be made by myself. Another star off because one of the magazines needed a bit of sanding to drop out smoothly without shaking.

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The size and weight of the right gun. Run your business as a training tool. There could already be three caps.

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You have to notch the rear sight yourself, and the beavertail doesn't feel natural in the hand, but it's an ok crank otherwise.

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An excellent practice gun for practicing magazine changes. One star off because you have to drill a hole yourself to fit the Safariland case. The color stands out far away and doesn't scare the neighbors when you practice.

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It's ok and the removable magazines (light and heavy) are a nice bonus. The downside is that there is a metal block in place of the barrel, which had to be drilled with a 10mm blade in order to accommodate the dowel system used in Safariland's holsters. The rear sight had to be filed with a hole in the rear sight so that it can be aimed sensibly. The groove of the tactical light on the accessory rail had to be widened forward so that the SF 300X light could be locked to the rail with the Glock mount. After an hour of crafting, the light attaches to this, you can aim with the attrap and the light-equipped unit locks into Safariland's ALS holster just like a real Glock+SF300X.

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You have to sculpt the target yourself, otherwise a good training cabinet.

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Drive your case and interchangeable drawers a big plus.

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Does not go to safari land without willow.

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As intended. The notching of the rear sight disturbed me a bit, but luckily I can use a knife.

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Great cabinet for training. One star out of the work required to make the rear sight notch on its own. Another star off when the barrel post is driven by an iron bar that interferes with training with a safari land with a barrel guide.

It does what it's supposed to do. -1 for the lack of a rear sight.

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Good product. Works very well as a blue gun and in a box change workout. Good thing two drawers came.

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Just ok for dry training, the plus of two magazines and the minus of not having a notch in the rear sight, which had to be done by yourself. Fits the Ghost Glock holster perfectly.

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Great for the purpose for which it was intended. However, it is not entirely suitable for suitable uses. That is, in the external dimensions, there is so much throwing that the norm enclosures do not go as well as the right one. Safariland can accommodate but keep in mind that the lock will lock.