Trigger for gen5 G17

[Wstsider]

[Dr. Peter Venkman]

Overwatch or Timney.

[FNGGlock]

What do you use it for?
And what do you want to change about the trigger?

[ap3572001]

I carry GEN5 17 and 19. Factory triggers seem pretty good.

[dousan]

[damon1272]

Install a minus connector and be done.

[mossy]

What are you using the gun for? If it's for carry/SD the stock gen5 is fine.

[highpower]

I don't know about other Gen5 Glocks, but the trigger on my G48 was very heavy and had a fair amount of creep. I changed out the trigger bar for a Ghost unit and have been very happy with it.

[mossy]

I don't know about other Gen5 Glocks, but the trigger on my G48 was very heavy and had a fair amount of creep. I changed out the trigger bar for a Ghost unit and have been very happy with it.

glock 48 is not a gen5, i dont believe the triggers are the same.

[1911su16b870]

G43, 43X and G48 are thin frame models and use their own set of major parts.

I have found a timney trigger with 6# striker spring, McMaster 9287K78 (1 in-lb max torque) trigger return spring and + connector (8#) gave me a 4.5# trigger weight.

[teflondog]

A Glock oem minus connector and polish job is all I need. It's better than the stock trigger and it doesn't sacrifice reliability.

[SVT-40]

A Glock oem minus connector and polish job is all I need. It's better than the stock trigger and it doesn't sacrifice reliability.

What he said! You don't need to spend much money to get a great trigger. Just some time polishing some parts. And change and polish the new the connector.