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Tell me why I should buy a titanium firing pin for my pistol.
>The lightest, strongest firing pin for your VP9, VP40 pistol. Period!
Faster & reduced lock time for faster shots and improved accuracy. A true drop in part and the strongest, lightest firing pin available. Made from solid billeted Titanium which weighs half of the factory firing pin.
Does any of this reign true?
Can modifications to your firing pin effect trigger pull?
>pic related it's both of them side by side (they're literally the same image)
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they mean the literal weight of the item, not the trigger pull. Titanium firing pins are usually for guns without firing pin safeties, like old 1911. The reduced weight makes the gun more drop-safe. But for new guns with firing pin safeties it's totally pointless.
>reduced lock time
Who the hell cares about this on a pistol? Sounds like they're trying to sell a gimmick
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