Got to handle one of these today. STK100.

[Rebel_Rider1969]

An all metal glock...... aluminum frame. G19 size, g17 mags. 1911 grip angle....

STK100 Pistol | Rock Island Armory and Armscor

The STK100 boasts an aluminum grip that adds just enough weight to reduce felt recoil while still being comfortable to carry all day.

www.armscor.com

 

[Babalu]

I bet that was nice.

 

[JWlineman]

Hmmm interesting. What'd ya think?

 

[rviray]

I don't understand why the Trigger Pull spec ranges from 3.0 - 7.0lbs....why not just put "Yes" for Trigger Pull.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I don't understand why the Trigger Pull spec ranges from 3.0 - 7.0lbs....why not just put "Yes" for Trigger Pull.

Hmmm interesting. What'd ya think?

Seemed to be made well. All the extras, rmr cut, rail, looks like the same slide that is used on the psa dagger. Has the glock plate on the rear of the slide.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

More info.

Rock Island STK100 9mm Pistol 56625 17rd 4.5"

Rock Island STK100 9mm Pistol 56625 17rd 4.5"

www.rkguns.com

 

[M60Gunner]

Someone had to do it right? Glock with a 1911 grip angle. The biggest complaint against Glock I have heard is the grip angle…

 

[Raven]

Rock Island is known to build good designs with junk metal. I wouldn't stake my life on anything from Rock Island, but I would shoot a Rock Island with similar controls until it broke down, just avoid ruining something vastly more expensive. A Glock clone is better than anything that's not a Glock or Glock clone. One of the best features about a Glock is lost on this Rock Island, though... on an actual Glock the polymer frame and metal slide is "self-lubricating". This means that not a lot of oil is needed and that a Glock can run dry and dirty. I'd be real interested to see what some of the YouTuber's torture tests reveal