Glock trigger options

[NiteQwill]

3.5 disconnector + competition spring + reduced firing pin spring + .25 trigger job = best $15 ever spent on your Glock

This is my config on all my Glocks except my carry G23 (I run a 3.5 + NY1 spring on that one).

[supermario]

Just curious but does all these upgrades really help that much? I thought Glocks were good to go out of the Box?
Would anybody be soo kind to let me shoot their Glock with a trigger job? I'm curious to the difference. I think my G19 shoots great and its new out of the box.

Thanx

[Greg-Dawg]

Just curious but does all these upgrades really help that much? I thought Glocks were good to go out of the Box?
Would anybody be soo kind to let me shoot their Glock with a trigger job? I'm curious to the difference. I think my G19 shoots great and its new out of the box.

Thanx

It's more to fit the shooter's style. Trigger jobs are a nice improvement, so is stippling.

[BamBam-31]

Just curious but does all these upgrades really help that much? I thought Glocks were good to go out of the Box?
Would anybody be soo kind to let me shoot their Glock with a trigger job? I'm curious to the difference. I think my G19 shoots great and its new out of the box.

Thanx

Sure. We usually go up to ASR on Sundays. We'll also be at the Turkey Shoot in November. You can try my G17 w/ www.triggerkit.com drop-in kit. It lightens up the pull a bit and gives me a cleaner break, yet still retains a positive reset. Pretty nice, really.

[BamBam-31]

One reason why I recently bought a Glock 35 was to be able to work on it. Anyone have pictorial links of how to improve your trigger?

thanks

Here ya go.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/mrpoyz/glock/

[1911Operator]

Training, training, trinaing. Don't let yourself think that training issues can be compensated for by gear selection/modification.

Pulling and compensating for recoil are an issue of training fundamentals. If you dont address those you will continue to have them regardless of what gear you have or modifcations you make.

yeah I kno! I def need more rounds down range, but its just glocks that give me problems with the trigger control. im just fine with my 1911, with a light and smooth trigger pull, I should be better with it. and of course I need more trigger time!

[Untamed1972]

yeah I kno! I def need more rounds down range, but its just glocks that give me problems with the trigger control. im just fine with my 1911, with a light and smooth trigger pull, I should be better with it. and of course I need more trigger time!

Dry practice my friend (especially for correcting recoil anticipation).....it's free and you can do it in your living room.

[supermario]

Sure. We usually go up to ASR on Sundays. We'll also be at the Turkey Shoot in November. You can try my G17 w/ www.triggerkit.com drop-in kit. It lightens up the pull a bit and gives me a cleaner break, yet still retains a positive reset. Pretty nice, really.

Cool, thanks. Only thing is, If i like it, I might start modding my Glock too
I only have a G17, G19 and a 26 on the way. I cant wait.

[Corbin Dallas]

hey guys! so, a few days ago I finally got to break my new G19 out of jail !!!!
I put a few parts on it that I had from before, but now I want to see what I can do to make the rigger better. I tend to pull a little, and compensate for recoil, so a lighter trigger will help me out. I know the most common trigger bars are the 3.5's. I already polished the internals, so what else do I need to change (i.e. springs, ect) to get the best trigger for the money? I will have some pics updated tomorrow

One word.


Vanek

[RollingCode3]

I just got the Vanek custom 3.5 connector in the mail. Took me less than four minutes to install it go to G19. The trigger is ficken sweet. Paid 40 bucks for it and it is worth it.