Glock Triggers

[JackRydden224]

What are some of the best Glock triggers out there for fun/plinking/recreational shooting?

Now that I have an AR pistol that takes Glock mags I'm seriously considering a G19/17/34. I've tried the Agency Arms trigger but was unimpressed. I'm used to shooting CZs and 1911s so I'm pretty picky on triggers. There seems to be a ton out there.

[Rhyyke]

I'm used to 1911s and my favorite Glock setup is the a polish job and an OEM minus connector. Haven't tried the TTI kit but I've heard good things about that too.

[Skeez]

No reason to spend more money than a minus connector, lightened striker spring and polish job. If you can't shoot a Glock well with those mods, nothing else will help.

[tbc]

Glock (-) connector is my vote. Just don't slap the trigger.


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[NYT]

http://www.mcglock.com/

McNally Trigger Assembly

or

http://zevtechnologies.com/

zevtech fulcrum

i have purchased many, many triggers and found these two to be the best.

[kriller134]

I did the zev connector and spring kit and a polish job on the trigger bar and safety plunger. It took the stock pull weight from 7.5 (brand new gun) down to 3.25 pounds.

[Sam]

I like the combination of Apex trigger, Apex firing pin safety and TTI connector. The extra real estate on the Apex trigger is more comfortable and seems to give me a better chance and pulling straight back on the trigger. The apex firing pin safety is polished and domed for smoother pretravel. The TTI connector is nickel plated and provides a very smooth and clean rolling break with little overtravel.

[Swampcrip]

- connector and spring kit. No reason to spend hundreds on a Glock trigger. For $25 you can have a 3.5lb pull and a clean reset.

[JackRydden224]

It looks like springs are the way to go.

Now what triggers does a good job at reducing the reach? My hands aren't big so the factory Glock triggers are manageable but I would prefer to be a bit shorter.

I don't really need it to be 2lbs or whatever it's the lightest. I can do anywhere between 3.5-5# as long as it's smooth, breaks cleanly and has a nice reset. Sorry I should have been more specific with what I'm looking for.

[Chaos47]

It looks like springs are the way to go.

Now what triggers does a good job at reducing the reach? My hands aren't big so the factory Glock triggers are manageable but I would prefer to be a bit shorter.

I don't really need it to be 2lbs or whatever it's the lightest. I can do anywhere between 3.5-5# as long as it's smooth, breaks cleanly and has a nice reset. Sorry I should have been more specific with what I'm looking for.

Within the past 2 years there has been quite a few new glock triggers coming out in a more affordable price range (Sub $100).

Some of the newest being:
Kineti-tech w/ multiple trigger face styles (cheapest I know of for an AL replacement)

http://www.kineti-tech.com/glock-triggers-1/

Lone Wolf Ultimate Adjustable Trigger

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=919122

https://www.lonewolfdist.com/triggerconfigurator.aspx

Apex

https://store.apextactical.com/WebDirect/Products/Details/192209

Of course there is still the +$100 range, pyramid, zev, skimmer etc