Glock Armorer in Northampton?

**uniballin** · September 20th, 2010, 03:34 AM

Wanting to pimp out my glock with night sights, grip tape, and a trigger job.

Can anyone send me in the right direction?

**aferr1973** · September 30th, 2010, 08:35 PM

I think I responded to your thread in the Gunsmiths/Gunshops, but Nick Felker of Felker Firearms in Stockertown, PA knows his Glocks and he can hook you up. He did night sights for me on my G19 2 weeks ago, and we told me that he would be happy to do anything else that I wanted like a trigger job, polishing etc. I know he is a certified gunsmith, and he might even be a Glock Armorer. I don't think you really need a Glock Armorer to do a trigger job IMO as a good gunsmith like Nick should be able to handle it.

**Captain Tuttle** · September 30th, 2010, 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by uniballin

Wanting to pimp out my glock with night sights, grip tape, and a trigger job.

Can anyone send me in the right direction?

You can install the night sights yourself. I run XS Big Dots on my G26 and I installed them myself. I literally used a BFH to whack out the Glock rear sight and friggin hammer in the XS rear. I mean, I pounded those sights in with a mallet and wooden dowel.

3 years later, all is well. XS sights rock and I carry my 26 daily.

Agree on Nick for the trigger job. But, gotta ask....trigger job on a Glock?

**cderk** · October 1st, 2010, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by uniballin

Wanting to pimp out my glock with night sights, grip tape, and a trigger job.

Can anyone send me in the right direction?

which model glock do you have? i may have the night sights in stock as well as various triggers. i don't do the grip tape stuff, that's something that you can do yourself.

**Exbiker** · October 1st, 2010, 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by cderk

which model glock do you have? i may have the night sights in stock as well as various triggers. i don't do the grip tape stuff, that's something that you can do yourself.

Where's your shop? Do you have a store? Always looking for new places.

**cderk** · October 1st, 2010, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Exbiker

Where's your shop? Do you have a store? Always looking for new places.

No shop, no overhead - just a hobby. I took the Glock Armorer's class last year just to get a better understanding for myself. Since then, I've been doing small repairs and modifications here and there mostly for friends. But if you need something, I'm able to order parts directly from the factory and get them installed.

I have a real job, so I don't do this to make money (although I will work for beer) - for me its therapy... a way to escape the everyday bullshit.