[MSHancock]

Got my last part fromPRP which was the trigger itself. Here are a few pics of everything installed and a video of the travel itself. Its dirty, I just got back from the range and I am very happy with everything.

Thanks Again to PRP

Part List:
X-Treme Grips
Titanium Striker Safety
Reduced Power Spring Kit(Sear & Trigger)
Titanium Striker Status Indicator Kit
Stainless Steel Ejector
Billet S-7 Striker Safety Lever
PRP Trigger
Aluminum Striker Spring Guide
Stainless Steel Pin Set
PRP Striker Retainer Pins

 

[AZXD]

Love the pic's, nice contrast, and very good lettering fill !!!
But I'm not seeing the video.

 

[ChaoP]

Nice, I think I'm about to buy a PRP trigger kit myself. How easy was it to install?

What is the texture on your grips? It's not the skate tape stuff is it? Looks more like a padded grip

 

[slugger6]

Congratulations

 

[Jason.Benjamin]

Are those the Stainless steel pins from PRP? or did you polish the stock set?

What Magazine relase is that?

 

[Croesius]

What is the texture on your grips? It's not the skate tape stuff is it? Looks more like a padded grip

If I am correct, it is the x-treme grip rubberized grips. I got mine from PRP as well, and love 'em.

 

[MSHancock]

Let see if I can get everything in one post

Direct link to vid. It shows for me.

The install was very easy BUT to make sure I didn't have any problems I got all my links to the help pages together and totally stripped my gun 3 or 4 times then put it back together with the stock parts before the new parts got here. That gave me a complete understanding of how everything worked by itself and with each other. I can strip the gun and put it back together in about 20min now. The grip is covered in x-treme grip rubberized from PRP. Everything is actually from PRP. The pins are the SS from PRP and the mag release is the stock one. Push the pin 1/2 to 3/4 out and leave the punch in. DO NOT PULL PIN OUT! Polish both sides and reinstall.

I don't think I missed anything but if I did let me know. Also let me know if there is still a problem with the video.

Thanks for the comments.

 

[NeverAgain]

What is PRP? Do they have a link? Gun looks good

 

[ZenOhSix]

What is PRP? Do they have a link? Gun looks good

Powder River Precision:
PRP~ XD & XDM Perfection!

I ordered an XDm 9MM Compact from them this week. I had the following done:

XDm 3.8" 9MM Compact
- Black on Black
- Combat Trigger job (4.25-4.5 lbs)
- Dawson Fixed night sights F/R
- Recrowned factory barrel
- Polished feed ramp
- PRP Stainless Steel Ejector
- PRP Striker Retainer Pin
- Tuned magazine release

I hope to get it next week.

Thanks,
Mike

 

[Jason.Benjamin]

Powder River Precision: PRP XD & XDM Perfection!

I ordered an XDm 9MM Compact from them this week.
XDm 3.8" 9MM Compact
- Black on Black
- Combat Trigger job (4.25-4.5 lbs)
- Dawson Fixed night sights F/R
- Recrowned factory barrel
- Polished feed ramp
- PRP Stainless Steel Ejector
- PRP Striker Retainer Pin
- Tuned magazine release

I have been looking at ordering from PRP VS installing the PRP Ultimate Easy XDM Trigger Kit myself later.

Two questions I have that may lean me one way or the other.

What reasons would your "Recrowned a factory barrel" on a new gun?

Reason for the "Tuned magazine release"?
I have been searching the forum looking for info on this.... Is this something I can do?
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[john_bud]

I have been looking at ordering from PRP VS installing the PRP Ultimate Easy XDM Trigger Kit myself later.

Two questions I have that may lean me one way or the other.

What reasons would your "Recrowned a factory barrel" on a new gun?

Reason for the "Tuned magazine release"?
I have been searching the forum looking for info on this.... Is this something I can do?
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You would recrown if you buggered it up by dropping it on the nose or some way put a gouge into it. It's (my opinion) really only needed for longer range shooting (50+ yards).

The mag release can have a rough edge to it that makes it hard to drop. Watch the youtube vids on how to put in an extended mag release. Then take out the parts and smooth out any rough edges and add a small dab of synthetic grease so everything moves easy.