OC Custom Triggers for Glock

[kravman4]

Anyone have any experience with these? Positive/Negative experience? Quality?

[strictly1]

have one but waiting for my slide to come back before I install all of the parts I bought. I hear great things about them

[KrisDSA]

They spam the hell out of Instagram, including my own feed, so they'll get no money from me.

$45 for the Taran Tactical Innovations connector/spring kit. Tons of top level competitors use it. I am not a top level competitor, more like a bottom level, but I did come in 9th over the weekend with one.

Same here. Spam all day and I block each one only for them to have a new account

[kravman4]

Lol I hear you on the spam... I tried calling them to arrange a time to see their product before I purchased but never got a response. I'm not against buying some stuff without seeing it first, but a trigger isn't one of those things. Does anyone know if they are using modified, stock Glock parts, or aftermarket? I know Brownells sells the entire factory trigger assembly for Glocks for a decent price...

[TheExiled]

Its just a factory connector thats polished to a mirror finsh and with options for different trigger colors with a nut for takeup adjustment. I grabbed one because I liked the blue line trigger and wanted to see what they were claiming was so original, their spamming has made me regret giving them $40

[SNCaliber]

my buddy runs one, he loves the reset on the trigger

[tonyxcom]

Yep, I blocked them on Instagram too and because of that they wont see any of my money.

I hope they are reading this.

[khoimike]

I have two triggers from OC Custom Triggers and you guys probably have seen a few of my posts reposted by them.
I purchased one trigger from them at the end of last year and there are more available options now than there were in December.
The triggers are made from OE Glock components and are basically a polished bar with an option for a colored safety lever. The adjustments are easy to do and there is a difference in trigger feel.

As for how they are on social media... I will honestly say that their instagram bot made me lose respect for them when they tagged an airsoft gun.

[kappatxl]

Echoing what Mike said above - I have two triggers from them that have been flawless (bought earlier this year) before their spam campaign. With that being said, they lost me with this...

[khoimike]

LMAO.
This is where they lost me...

[tonyxcom]

LOL, what a bunch of tools.

[kravman4]

Yeah I haven't had them on Instagram long enough to see all that crap. Still, if what they have to offer is reliable and makes a big improvement to the Glock trigger (more than my polish job and connector) I would be willing to give them a shot.

I looked at Taran Tactical, and I hesitate to put anything "reduced power" in my Glock.

Probably the most embarrassing moment as a Glock owner was when I was at an IPSC style shoot out at Rahaauge's and the Glocks were jamming left and right. They had all been "raced out" so much they jammed all the time.

I'm up by the 57 and Katella Saturday mornings. If anyone is ever up in that area at the same time with a trigger from OC Custom Triggers I would make it worth your while (with ammo) to check it out.

[tonyxcom]

I looked at Taran Tactical, and I hesitate to put anything "reduced power" in my Glock.

You will eventually come to realize that if you don't go to reduced power striker and plunger springs the weight of your trigger will stay mostly the same.

It wont matter how polished your connectors and trigger bar are, or how fancy the over/under travel adjustments are. Polishing only smooths out the take up mostly and has very little effect on the break.

All of my game and range guns have TTI kits in them now and I haven't had a failure with them. I was most concerned about light strikes but I don't shoot any ammo notorious for hard primers. I even have the kit in my G41 but have only shot S&B through it. No problems.

On the Glocks I carry, all parts/springs remain factory (polished) with a Minus connector.

[kravman4]

You will eventually come to realize that if you don't go to reduced power striker and plunger springs the weight of your trigger will stay mostly the same.

It wont matter how polished your connectors and trigger bar are, or how fancy the over/under travel adjustments are. Polishing only smooths out the take up mostly and has very little effect on the break.

All of my game and range guns have TTI kits in them now and I haven't had a failure with them. I was most concerned about light strikes but I don't shoot any ammo notorious for hard primers. I even have the kit in my G41 but have only shot S&B through it. No problems.

On the Glocks I carry, all parts/springs remain factory (polished) with a Minus connector.

I'm not trying to lower the pull weight per se, but if that happens as a side-effect I'm OK with it. I'm more interested in improving the mechanics of the trigger pull.

Looking for a smooth, consistent pull with a clean break, and minimal overtravel.

[tonyxcom]

Fair enough. Just be careful with adjustable pre-travel as it fairly easy to disable the striker and drop safeties if you aren't paying attention.