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Picked up a new 442 no-lock from LGS for $333.00
30 rebate came with it also. Installed a Wilson spring kit, and wow what a difference on the trigger pull. Haven't owned a j-frame in many years. Really feels good in the hand. Waiting on my Mika pocket holster, and it will go into rotation along with my glock 42.
 
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What circumstances would have you choosing it over the G42? Just curious about the thought process.


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My 642 works reliably. My G42, not so much. Maybe Glock got it fixed.
 
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Make sure to throughly test it with your carry ammo. Sometimes the spring kits cause misfires
 
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Congrats and great price! I paid $349 for my no lock 442 about 8 years ago on sale and I thought I did good!

I left my internals stock and just dry fired and shot the heck out of it (not all in one range trip lol) and the trigger is acceptable to me. A friend of mine put a kit in his and had a few light strikes with both Federal and his reloads with CCI primers. I have never had one.

Some service grips and an adaptor, ready for duty.

 
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Good for you! Carry my 642 no-lock daily on my ankle. Added a spring kit and CTC grips. PERFECT!


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Nice addition to any collection. A J-frame has a place in concealed carry.


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speaking of grips, my favorite is the Paqmeyer Compaq if you can find them.


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Excellent score - congrats!



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Great buy on the 442, you can't find a new one under $400 in my town. I love mine for pocket carry.
 
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Great score- Good luck finding one under $400 during summer months, Uber popular for good reason.


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