ZEV Technologies Fulcrum Trigger VS Pyramid Trigger for Glocks

[richie3888]

I've been debating of which triggered to get for my competition Glock 19. Which is the better trigger and why?

[82lightfighter]

Give Agency Arms a look.
Out of those two, I'd probably go Zev.

[Sigmund99]

I haven't tried the Pyramid trigger but I love the fulcrum ultimate trigger kit in my Glock 17.

[tacos3]

I have Zev Fulcrums in my CCP G19 and ESP G34. They are nice triggers.


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[ArmsUnlimited]

Your stock trigger with an OEM 3.5lb connector.

That is if you care about maintaining reliability

[flhxxx]

Most of my Glockd have a polished OEM 3.5 lb connector and they are great.

Two of them have the Ghost EVO Elite in them and I'd put them against axel any day. Never fired the pyramid, so of the two you listed I can say Zev cause it was a truly nice trigger.

[SnWnMe]

Do these things change the trigger from spongy to crisp?

[Ant45]

Your stock trigger with an OEM 3.5lb connector.

That is if you care about maintaining reliability

This.

And it literally takes less than 2 minutes to install, watched in done on my G21sf.

[AFTII]

I have had five Zev triggers. I bought them all as drop ins. The first one, for my G23, had problems, and I took it to Zev. One of the Zev guys fixed it on the spot. He also tuned it so that it had a smooth crisp take-up and pull and a very positive reset. I love that trigger, but it has had issues.

One I bought online worked perfectly from the package. Last year I installed one on a G37. That one sucked. It was very spongy and had an extremely weak reset. I took it to the Zev factory and got the line "that's the way they are." I said the hell it is, I've got my 23 out in the car to prove it.

Eventually they found the guy that originally installed the trigger on my 23, and he got the 37 trigger rocking. But, shortly after that, their customer service went to hell, IMO. I wanted to discuss a project with them and they didn't have time to discuss it. I sent an e-mail in April and am still waiting for a reply. They now say they have no place to accept customers, and don't want you to drop stuff off.

So, that's why I had Agency do a G30 full package for me. Their work is awesome. It was delivered on time. The trigger was awesome. Its very positive and smooth. 4.5 lbs pull. Gun goes bang every time. And the reset is very positive. (Its difficult to shoot quickly with a weak reset.)

I had a failure on my the Zev trigger on my 23. The screw that holds the trigger safety bar in the trigger backed out after a weekend of training and the safety bar fell out. The whole gun locked up. For reasons unknown, I couldn't even get the slide off until I got the trigger safety re-installed.

The Agency trigger safety is pinned. So, its unlikely it will back out and fail. The Agency's feel is a s good or better than my Zevs after they were retuned. So, I'll be using Agency triggers from now on. I've already replaced one of the Zev's with an Agency trigger.

[essjay]

Installed a Lone Wolf 3.5lb connector and a Wolff competition (4lb?) trigger spring on my G19 last week. Cost me about $25 shipped from Glock Parts, and really improved the way the trigger feels.

[ruchik]

I just got a hold of Lonewolf's Ultimate Adjustable Trigger in. I'd recommend giving that one a look.

I like this one better than any of the other adjustable triggers out there for two reasons. One, the pre-travel and over-travel are adjustable while the trigger is in the gun. You don't have to take it in and out. And two, it's the closest to the stock trigger in terms of shape and feel. I dislike the way the Zev trigger's safety extends way out. The Lonewolf UAT is more comfortable and natural for me.

[elemenope]

$75 for a full trigger setup is worth a try. Glad I peeped into this thread.

[1911whore]

Fulcrum is the best trigger for glock. period....next to a good custom job

[richie3888]

Thanks for your comment. I'll check out Agency trigger

I have had five Zev triggers. I bought them all as drop ins. The first one, for my G23, had problems, and I took it to Zev. One of the Zev guys fixed it on the spot. He also tuned it so that it had a smooth crisp take-up and pull and a very positive reset. I love that trigger, but it has had issues.

One I bought online worked perfectly from the package. Last year I installed one on a G37. That one sucked. It was very spongy and had an extremely weak reset. I took it to the Zev factory and got the line "that's the way they are." I said the hell it is, I've got my 23 out in the car to prove it.

Eventually they found the guy that originally installed the trigger on my 23, and he got the 37 trigger rocking. But, shortly after that, their customer service went to hell, IMO. I wanted to discuss a project with them and they didn't have time to discuss it. I sent an e-mail in April and am still waiting for a reply. They now say they have no place to accept customers, and don't want you to drop stuff off.

So, that's why I had Agency do a G30 full package for me. Their work is awesome. It was delivered on time. The trigger was awesome. Its very positive and smooth. 4.5 lbs pull. Gun goes bang every time. And the reset is very positive. (Its difficult to shoot quickly with a weak reset.)

I had a failure on my the Zev trigger on my 23. The screw that holds the trigger safety bar in the trigger backed out after a weekend of training and the safety bar fell out. The whole gun locked up. For reasons unknown, I couldn't even get the slide off until I got the trigger safety re-installed.

The Agency trigger safety is pinned. So, its unlikely it will back out and fail. The Agency's feel is a s good or better than my Zevs after they were retuned. So, I'll be using Agency triggers from now on. I've already replaced one of the Zev's with an Agency trigger.

[Twystd1]

I have a full ZEV trigger kit in on of my G17s.

It isn't as good as my tricked out ALL STOCK GLOCK PARTS polished and stoned trigger on another G17 I own.

That is my experience. Yours may be different.

-T