
The authors limit the book’s scope to those operator level modifications using mass produced, drop-in parts, which serve to enhance overall reliability of the already box-stock reliable Glock designs. In their narrative they discuss in detail the possible downside risks of wantonly customizing a Glock, particularly if it is primarily to be used as a carry piece. Prudently, the authors avoid controversy by making no claims as to which specific aftermarket or factory parts are most superior. Rather, they speak to the appropriateness of changing out a part, in general, with the goal of improving reliability and/or accuracy. This being said, for those wishing to proceed to the next level in Glock customization they reference contact information for a particular nationally known gunsmith specializing in the Glock family of pistols.
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