Hey there friends thanks for checking in a couple weeks ago I showed a new trigger called the gallow glass short stroke trigger made by gallow a precision for car handguns And I installed it on my car CM9 now when I did that I also compared with a standard car trigger, which I have no problem with here's my car p9 pretty consistently these measure right around six and a half pounds and It does reset to a full position what the galway precision trigger is said to do is to cut down on the overall trigger travel by 10% and It also drops about a half pound from the overall trigger weight. I measured it right at Six pounds. So if you like a flat trigger, this could be the ticket for you You know, I said that I would need it. There are two things that I wanted to accomplish I wanted to first make sure that the trigger reset each time and those who saw that video saw that it didn't Reset fully when dry firing, but look at this. It's resetting every single time now After I took it to the range. I didn't do anything. I didn't make any adjustments or any Modification to make that do that it is simply doing it On its own and so I'm pretty happy with that Now many people said well drop the half pound because you measured lower on the trigger Well, that's pretty much where your finger rests with a flat-faced trigger All right, that's you know to rest in the middle would be kind of kind of strange right there now Is this a game changer? Well, it all depends on your Trigger preference, you know if you if you like the rounded trigger that car offers Or you like the flat-faced trigger, but I will say when I took it to the range right from the very first mag to the last It performed outstanding. I was really happy because I was questioning whether it would It fully reset after each and every pull I thought that with the you know the quicker slide release and everything that would help at the range it Performed really well, and I was happy and I felt you know that this was a good improvement So shout out to Galway precision for even taking this on and making a Aftermarket trigger that is a flat-faced trigger for the car handguns now in my initial review Many people said that they were interested they wanted to see what it was like when live firing But they also said they liked the car trigger So the question is is this a game changer for car handguns? And I don't think it is you know, I like the car trigger I've carried cars for many years and I own several I had no problem with this But I'm keeping this right here on this car CM 9 because I do like it I thought if anything Galway precision did a nice job the gallow glass short stroke trigger did everything that it had to do now if you like a Flat-faced trigger that so many companies are making for their handguns Then this I can confidently say now that through my experience this worked well. So, you know, we look at the Springfield Hellcat right flat-faced trigger here. We have the sig p3 20 x compact Flat-faced trigger a lot of companies are doing this, you know, and they're out there. Here's the Mossberg MC One subcompact flat-faced trigger So if that's your thing and you like it then this gallow glass short stroke trigger may work well for you I was very happy with how it performed at the range. I'm very happy that it is fully resetting now I think a lot of people are going to enjoy it and I certainly shot this car CM 9 very well with this new trigger If you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


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Welcome again to another episode of the art of composing daily vlog This is I believe episode number seven and today what I thought would be kind of interesting is I'm going to try a Little speed composing. I you know what? Hold on one second. I forgot a timer. I've got a timer now It's my phone and I have it set to five minutes So the goal here is to come up with a bunch of musical ideas Really as quickly as you can and the whole point of it is it kind of relates to yesterday's video about writer's block but the the more material that you put out the more likely you are to write something that you actually like and I find that occasionally a good way to kind of clear the drawers of your mind is to just sit down and Pull everything out that you've got every every little, you know melody or chord progression or whatever Just get it on paper and a good way to do this and to see kind of how strong your chops are is to just sit down Set a timer for a few minutes and then And then see how far you get so that's what we're going to do in this video and you may hear some of my My kids in the background, but that's the nature of composing at home with a busy family So let me do one thing. I change the lock screen here Out of lock to never there you go. Okay, so we are set to five minutes and Here we go. We go. That's the start of something. You see I'm not too worried about durations here I think I would have just Repeated like it's a little basic idea. So there we go in five minutes I was able to get to I think pretty solid developable ideas I don't know if that's a proper word and and it just goes to show that five minutes is not a lot of time for you to sit down and to just start composing and And if I were to sit down for an hour or two hours With this kind of intense focus Imagine the amount of music that I could write. I mean here. We're talking four Well, really three kind of unique measures plus one repeated But but the point is is that that's a lot of raw musical material. I could then sit back and you know Play with it. This is already something developing a lot of fun with this stuff And I don't know if this is a little motivational for for people to watch me compose like this and to kind of see what what's real about how Composition is it's it's not this kind of romantic artistic thing That that goes on it's really just you sitting in front of whatever your chosen tool is and kind of you know Linking at things until something feels right and occasionally you get a really good idea And you try to write it down and you realize oh that actually needs work as well So if you want more of this just let me know in the comments. So and I will talk to you