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[Blackhawk556]

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[Gene1986]

Check your plunger and the spring also make sure you properly installed it. If I was you I would Polish the plunger.

[Blackhawk556]

Check your plunger and the spring also make sure you properly installed it. If I was you I would Polish the plunger.

I think this kit comes with everything polished.

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[Germ1]

You still have the stock connector in there? All I did is polish parts up and stick a -connector in mine and it feels great. Don't really care what the pull is on a gauge.

[dogcatcher]

If it is a 2 pin glock (gen 1 or 2), Zev suggests using their striker and possibly a Glock + connector. What kind of Glock are you installing it into. Also, make sure you bought the correct kit for your pistol. They are different by model and generation. I put a Fulcrum in my step-dad's 35 and it is the mutt's nuts.

[michaelm818]

I've tried a few different trigger systems for glocks and none have really blown me away or even justified the cost. The only striker fired aftermarket trigger kit that I've ever been impressed with is the apex kit for m&p's.

No striker fired gun comes close to a tuned 1911 or cajunized cz

[Sliik]

I just bought the wheeler trigger gauge and time & time again it reads at 5#. I have the Zev fulcrum on my G19 but the pulls feels heavy. I installed the 2# spring included with the kit so I have no idea why they pull is still so heavy. Any ideas?

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Bro you need to adjust the 2 heads above the trigger pad (over travel and pre travel adjustment points.) you need to keep adjusting them until you find your personal "sweet spot". It's very easy to do and you need to remove/re-install the trigger after each tweak you do. When you find your spot, remove the trigger and put the allen wrench in a little blue loctite, and drop a little on each point and let sit for 30mins. After that your good to go just reassemble.

The Fulcrum is the best option for a Glock aftermarket trigger. You just need to adjust it a little bit.

I had a Fulcrum on my old G23 EDC... 2.5lbs rock solid reset and almost zero overtravel. The gun never failed and I fired 1000's of rounds with that setup.

If you need help with your Fulcrum PM me.

Here are the adjustment points

[Germ1]

I've tried a few different trigger systems for glocks and none have really blown me away or even justified the cost. The only striker fired aftermarket trigger kit that I've ever been impressed with is the apex kit for m&p's.

No striker fired gun comes close to a tuned 1911 or cajunized cz

And they never will... Because striker fired guns aren't SA. a SA gun is a crutch, if you shoot a SA better than you shoot anything else, there's a reaon why.