From what I was seeing you could buy that new frame for what some were charging to rework the stock frame. Plus then you have the stock one for any warranty work should you ever need it.

I like the option of keeping the factory frame original.

You could always sell it to recoup some of the cost as well.

They don't make it for 10 mm/.45. I looked at it a while back. Other than that they look nice.

Yeah but I can deal with 9mm, its cheaper anyways.

I am thinking an ea witness for a 10mm.

If I was a 9 mm shooter I would've been all over one of those Lone Wolf frames a long time ago.

My personal and work full sized Glocks are set almost the same, Glock factory (not sure who makes them for Glock) front tritium sight, rear is standard but steel. Under pressure I am really only worried about that front dot !! I have been back and forward with the extended slide release, none of my training sees me use it for a load/reload so I gravitate to the original as supplied part. My personal 17 has a 3.5lb connector the 22 has the NY1 arrangement. I have been looking into tungsten guide rods but have not ventured there as yet.

Andy reminded me that I did add an extended slide release. It isn't very pronounced so it doesn't get in the way or catch on anything.

I don't use slide releases. All of my training is to yank the slide.

I don't use it either. I just put it there as another option.

Same here mate, overhand if I am shooting strong (right)hand, slingshot if shooting weak.

My duty pistol is a ruger p94 dao and I hate it with all my being. Terrible trigger in all ways 3 times heavier than anything else and a rattle trap construction.