TacticalPontoon teaches/ 2 things that you probably didn't even think about.

[@yamillito76]

James, thank you for this video. This is exactly what I was experiencing and you solved it.

[@redgolf845]

Bro, I am new to Glocks and I have learned so much watching at your videos that is insane. I purchased the excommunicado and wao, folks were impressed at the range. You truly are the Jedi. You and Johnny are legends my man, thank you so much for all these free golden info.

[@tacticalpontoon]

Honored to have helped teach you, and build you something worthy. Thank you for letting me know.

[@S_W_u_R_V_e]

Great video! Tyvm!!!!!

[@FrMichaelSEC]

Great video!!!

[@jeffreyhowll1392]

As explained to me by an IBM typewriter technician - "We never BEND anything, we "form" things - that's the difference between a technician and other people"...

[@tacticalpontoon]

I like that!

[@jeffreyhowll1392]

@@tacticalpontoon While I've got your attention - what's your thought on adding a "firing pin return" spring to a Glock-ish striker assembly? I know - it's just one more unnecessary part to fail, but a couple of other companies seem to think it's necessary...

[@tacticalpontoon]

@jeffreyhowll1392 shadow systems run them on their strikers. The basic idea is that it reduces the chances of striker drag and prolong striker life. I don't see adding them to any of my builds but I don't see it as a bad thing.

[@jeffreyhowll1392]

@@tacticalpontoon Thank You!

[@marcbergman312]

Thank you!

[@mr2scroll538]

Great video

[@tacticalpontoon]

Trying

[@PoisonSpyder038]

Good knowledge!

[@tacticalpontoon]

Thank you sir

[@thearmzmen]

Excellently detailed explanation. 👌

[@TheBrittin]

Very cool

[@zen-Tii]

Ack! Too much information! I feel myself drawn toward the rabbit hole.