FMK Firearms

[JohnR]

A Gen 3 is what I’d get, but I’d leave the grip alone.

[kenemoore]

I got a Gen-3 in a trade many years ago, finger grooves never fit my fingers. My fingers are too large. So...never shot it much.
A friend ground down the grooves, and stippled it, plus undercut the finger guard. I added new fiber optic sights and a metal guide rod. $25.00 trigger job.
I shot it for the first time in a long time, last week. It's not too bad. Better than I remembered.

I was surprised at how small it seemed, I might have to buy a holster and carry it, once in a while.

[JohnR]

I had a 21 and a 36 with the finger grooves. I was ok with that and the texture.

[Bawanna]

I still have my 21. All our dept guns made a trip to Robar for the texture treatment. Make them really nice. Too big for my tiny hands but makes a great night stand gun.
I found some truck bed liner that I applied to some of the personal Glocks of the officers, it worked real well and some preferred it over the Robar. It was more flexible and kind of rubbery I guess.

[mr surveyor]

I've never heard of FMK firearms .... Ford Motor Kompany?

I know that I won't be experimenting with any "affordable" off brand firearms again. No plans for me to waste a bunch of near unicorn exiting reloading components to try to turn a pig's ear into a silk purse

I'm too old (and broke) to play that game


jd

[JohnR]

a voice whispers, “high point…”

[Planedude]

a voice whispers, “hi-point…”

Now that is funny!

We love to hate them, but they will shoot... and hammer a nail when you need to.

Reminds of an acquaintance I had when I was younger who drove a Yugo. He always swore he loved the little pumpkin colored POS, so one day I asked him why? So many of our circle of friends made loud, obnoxious cat calls when they saw him in it. He said "yes, I do hear the noise as I drive by all those guys... but I do DRIVE by them..."

Peace

[kenemoore]

I saw a photo once, where a building maintenance guy, had painted up a high point to look like a cordless drill, had it hanging from his tool belt, no one the wiser.

I also read a few articles on line about the high points, seems the magazines are the cause of most failures, get a good mag and the run okay.

When I took my conceal carry training, the instructor called out a list of firearms not allowed, high point was on the list, along with Raven and some others.

[yqtszhj]

I saw a photo once, where a building maintenance guy, had painted up a high point to look like a cordless drill, had it hanging from his tool belt, no one the wiser.

that’s pretty slick. I like that.

[JohnR]

Did he have one of those high capacity assault nailguns?