Glock stock trigger, same pull between models?

[LTC-J]

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[ElDub1950]

Most Glocks have a 5.5lb trigger pull except the 34 & 35. Maybe others I don't know about but almost everything is 5.5.

Check them yourself on Glock.com All the specs are there.

[Oceanbob]

Yes they are the same. Stock is 5.5. The G34 and 35 have a 4.5 pound trigger. Some aftermarket parts are available to get lighter weight (3.5 Ghost and others even less)

Keep in mind that too light a trigger isn't safe for a HD or combat gun. Especially in a 10MM with the recoil to deal with.

I run a 4.5 in mine and it works fine.

[tal3nt]

same

[DRAB_81]

They all have the same parts, excluding the SF models & GEN 4 small frames. The SF's & GEN 4 small frames have different geometries due to the reduced backstrap (smaller trigger housing). They are all spec'd out to be 5.5#, and I'm sure they're all close, but there are definitely some differences in the feel of the break.

My GEN 4 G21 has the smoothest, lightest feel out of all the Glocks I have ever owned or shot. It's supposed to be the same size & have the same parts as the SF's (except for the "•" connector), but it feels remarkably better than the (2) G21SF's, (2) G20SF's & G30SF I have. My GEN 4 G17 trigger also feels remarkably heavier than my GEN 3 G34, which is due to the different trigger housing geometry.

That being said, they should all break at around 5.5#, but there are tolerance differences between each gun, resulting in slight differences in feel. I have learned to love the Glock trigger, and all my Glocks run stock triggers. Believe it or not, everything else feels like crap to me now.


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[tal3nt]

^^^Agreed, the stock trigger is pure money

[Shenaniguns]

The SF and Gen 4 models will be about a half pound more than a comparable Gen 3 or older since the trigger housing is at a different angle.
For example the standard connector may be 5.5 pounds for a Gen 3 but 6+ pounds for a Gen 4.