Glock 19 Trigger

[fonzy]

I have two Glock 19s, Gen 2 and Gen 3. The Gen 3 has OEM Glock (-) 3.5 connector nothing else done to it. The Gen 2 has Glockworx Extra Heavy Trigger Spring. Glockworx v4 race connector. Reduced Power Firing Pin Safety Spring. I did not install the firing pin spring , as I did not want light strikes. Last it has .25c polish job.

Shooting them is night and day. The Gen 3 trigger feels just like stock only lighter. You still have the stacking 2 stage feel but the break isn't as heavy. Kind of felt sloppy.

The Gen 2 trigger is no stacking just one smooth light continuous pull. Feels like a really light revolver trigger. Each time I fired the shot surprised me.

After shooting for a while I thought to myself does the trigger even matter? You shoot the first shot then after that you let off slowly just enough to reset and fire again, you don't let the trigger come all the way forward( at least I don't when I shoot). I began to pay more attention to this. I could not feel the difference in either Glock from shots 2-10 or after the first shot from reset on.

So now all I accomplished was to confuse myself more. I'll ask you does it really matter?

[fonzy]

My discoveries, you can dry fire your gun all you want. I did after every step in the modification. It will never compare to feel of a loaded round, maybe someone can weigh in for some reason the feel of the trigger changes. I use snap caps. Dry fire it then load a snap cap and fire it, the trigger feel is different.

[asgalindez]

After shooting for a while I thought to myself does the trigger even matter? You shoot the first shot then after that you let off slowly just enough to reset and fire again, you don't let the trigger come all the way forward( at least I don't when I shoot). I began to pay more attention to this. I could not feel the difference in either Glock from shots 2-10 or after the first shot from reset on.

For static shooting at the range... it doesn't matter.

When you participate in gun games (IPSC, IDPA, USPSA, etc.) where you shoot a few shots, move, shoot strong hand only, transition to weak hand only, move, shoot a few more, etc... then it matters.