Glock carry trigger advise

[purer00r]

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[Press Check]

Really, there's not much difference between a Fulcrum Duty trigger and the factory trigger. Pre and over travel are reduced, but not completely eliminated, so with the exception of a cleaner break, they are very similar.

[Garand1911]

Ive shot my glock with a fancy custom trigger i put together and the stock trigger ...made no difference in my shooting.

.25 cent job and 3.5 connector with over travel stop, maybe new sights.

[Munny$hot]

I used to be a big advocate for a 3.5 connector and a .25 trigger job until I saw a G19 fire once on a trigger pull and once on the release to reset the trigger. Bending the connector back to its original shape it worked again. Also some have known to break. IMHO a .25 trigger job is all I would do to a Glock. If anything upgrade to metal sights.

[just in joy]

I went with a ghost connector 5.0 and polishing up the areas that needed it. and it works great for carry no double fires i love mine i also added the spring kit and titanium rod cost me all of about 30 bucks for everything the connector was a PITA to file install test remove then repeat until you find the sweet spot.

[drifter2be]

I've never been big on aftermarket triggers on Glocks, until I recently picked up a Glock 19 Gen3 with a lightning strike trigger installed. Factory weight is retained, but the pull and reset length are slightly reduced. Managed to shoot a whole 15 round magazine inside of the 8 ring on a B27 target at 15 yards, something I have never been able to do with a Glock before.

I'm not going to get into any modified vs unmodified pissing matches, since that is all hypothetical. For all of the posts I read online about what-if scenarios I have never seen someone produce a single case where a modification to a firearm was what caused someone to be convicted in a self-defense shooting.

[TheCarpenter]

OP here,
For those OEM nazis out there the Skinner and Guardian are OEM triggers mirror polished with slight trigger bar mods. The Skinner can have up to 5.5 lbs. trigger pull. I get the whole range time and practice deal, I have thousands of dead paper men under my belt with my Sigs. I just want my Glock set up the best way possible before I start sending thousands of precious 10mm rounds down range. As far as the $ goes I just came off a week working 45 hrs. overtime and thought I would spoil me and my little black buddy a bit.

[-hanko]

I'm not going to get into any modified vs unmodified pissing matches, since that is all hypothetical. For all of the posts I read online about what-if scenarios I have never seen someone produce a single case where a modification to a firearm was what caused someone to be convicted in a self-defense shooting.

There never has been a case. Nor has there been a case involving reloaded ammo.

[Leethe4th]

Not enough for me. Thousands of rounds later and even thousands more of dry fire pulls, I busted out the Dremel and polishing wheel. I love that mirror finish on the critical areas.

My friend used to dry fire his Glock constantly, until this happened. And Glock said it was due to dry firing without a snap cap.

[Leethe4th]

Looking for a trigger upgrade for my Glock 29. Can anyone weigh in on these 3 options.
Skinner, Gurdian, Zev Duty

I would check with your issueing agency regarding modifications. I know in San Bernardino the deputies strongly advised against any modifications, except sights, that the OEM Glock model does not allready come with, ie, do not put a 3.5lb connector in a G17 because it did not come that way.

[IPSICK]

My friend used to dry fire his Glock constantly, until this happened. And Glock said it was due to dry firing without a snap cap.

Screw the Glock rep that told him that. Any modern centerfire pistol should be able to handle ungodly amounts of dry fire without that happening. I would say something was out of spec either with the slide or the striker.

I had an M&P striker that broke from dry fire and the S&W rep told me something similar. That experience still makes me pause whenever I consider buying an M&P again.

FYI, I've dry fired the crap out of my 1911, Sig Pro, and Glock 19 without any issue. And though you're told not to do it, I've done more than a good dose of dry fire with my Ruger 22/45. Also no issues or breakages.

[Mstnpete]

As everyone stated, leave it stock!
CCW Course Instructor wants trigger pull at 4.5lbs.

[-hanko]

As everyone stated, leave it stock!
CCW Course Instructor wants trigger pull at 4.5lbs.

For what reason?

[Mstnpete]

For what reason?

For Concealed Carry pistols
Not less than 4.5 trigger pull.
You applying for CCW right?

[DArBad]

Looking for a trigger upgrade for my Glock 29. Can anyone weigh in on these 3 options.
Skinner, Gurdian, Zev Duty

Not familiar with those. On my Glock 21, I did the .25 cents polishing as shown on youtube. Next, might upgrade the " TRIGGER Spring " to an extra-power competition as sold by either Glockstore or Brownells. From what I was told, those two alone should yield a very discernible difference even without replacing the stock connector.