Hints on Zev Kit Issues

[Drivedabizness]

I have a Gen 3 Glock 23. I had a Zev trigger kit installed by a Glock Armorer and it worked great for 800 rounds or so. Then, out of the blue, I started getting light primer strikes 10-15% of the time.

I took the gun to the LGS where I bought the Zev kit and they recommended replacing the Zev striker spring with a stock Glock spring.

I haven't had the chance to shoot the gun to check functionality - but the trigger is only marginally better than stock now.

Any ideas on what I can do to return it to reliable functioning with nice trigger?

BTW - the LGS could not have been better - changed the spring for free and only charged me $4 for the part.

[MarikinaMan]

Spring broke in and exerting less force. I had a similar issue with the light safety plunger spring not fully resetting the safety when you let go of the trigger shoe, if you don't fire off a round.

[Moto]

Best advise I can give is stop wasting money with these aftermarket triggers.

[Rhyme_merchant]

Try shooting it again. If it is only marginally better than stock now, sell it and buy some ammo. You'll have a lot more fun with a functioning gun vs a non-functioning gun with a tricked out trigger. Those Zev triggers were pretty nice though.

[Blackhawk556]

Best advise I can give is stop wasting money with these aftermarket triggers.

After market kits by apex tactical are amazing on my m&p are amazing. The zev kit on my glock 19 was not impressive at all.

[technique]

Can you be more specific about the "kit". Zev has a lot of kits. What specific parts are we talking? What ammo did you use when you experienced failures?

[Cuda440]

Did you have the lightweight titanium striker installed as well?

[Packy14]

I'm gonna guess that it's their connector, trigger return spring, striker spring and safety plunger spring.

All of the spring kits are a trade off. The TT kit is lighter but has more takeup and less clean break