PT111 pro next to new G2 together and disassembled
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Since this was started in Feb 13 I've relented and bought a couple of G2's.
No I didn't win the lottery, I just did a bit of "horse trading" about the same time that Academy Sports had a sale on stainless steel G2's with factory supplied Laserlyte MK-M4 lasers (of which I can live without).
I still prefer the aesthetics of the PT-111 Millennium Pro over the G2 and it's refugly rail.
But the G2's "revolver-like-trigger" is what sold me; it's a major improvement that's hard to ignore.
It also has a short fast trigger reset that makes quick & accurate follow up shots a breeze.
The added bonus is the GLOCK disassembly latch which makes field stripping notably faster and easier.
If you have a PT-111 Mil Pro that's giving you good service you'll never be undergunned; just be aware of the differences of the G2 should you decide (as I did) to up grade to the newer model.
No I didn't win the lottery, I just did a bit of "horse trading" about the same time that Academy Sports had a sale on stainless steel G2's with factory supplied Laserlyte MK-M4 lasers (of which I can live without).
I still prefer the aesthetics of the PT-111 Millennium Pro over the G2 and it's refugly rail.
But the G2's "revolver-like-trigger" is what sold me; it's a major improvement that's hard to ignore.
It also has a short fast trigger reset that makes quick & accurate follow up shots a breeze.
The added bonus is the GLOCK disassembly latch which makes field stripping notably faster and easier.
If you have a PT-111 Mil Pro that's giving you good service you'll never be undergunned; just be aware of the differences of the G2 should you decide (as I did) to up grade to the newer model.
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