Nothing to look at

[J-cat]

My Glock's trigger pull always felt kinda crappy. I traced it to the trigger bar depressing the striker safety plunger. So I got a titanium one coated with TiN. This improved the feel of the trigger pull but not for long. The trigger bar wore off the TiN. Now I'm looking at the Apex safety. It's made of hard stainless. Should last longer.

[Shenaniguns]

Tagged for interest

[J-cat]

Who was the first one made from? Zev?

The first photo is of the factory one. The second is Zev.

[roger1022]

Tag for interest

[J-cat]

OK, got the Apex part and installed it.

It appears very high quality.

It feels buttery smooth.

We'll see how long that lasts.

[Gene1986]

Why don't you polish them? Takes less then a minute.

[PowMeow]

.25 cent polish job.

[J-cat]

Why don't you polish them? Takes less then a minute.

because it will remove the chrome and the base metal rubbing on the trigger bar does not feel right

the Apex part feels like the TiN part before the coating wore off

[Shenaniguns]

OK, got the Apex part and installed it.

It appears very high quality.

It feels buttery smooth.

We'll see how long that lasts.

Well the good thing is that there is no finish to wear off, the two M&P versions I owned had no wear after thousands of rounds.

[J-cat]

One thing I noticed when playing with it is that on this particular Glock the trigger bar flexes away from the plunger and wants to slide off to the left after having depressed it. My .40 doesn't do that. It rides on top of the plunger, depresses it, and stays on top as the trigger reaches it's point of release.

I wonder if the plunger is bottoming out? The trigger bar nub might be too tall.

[Leethe4th]

It's called the cruciform.

[J-cat]

No it's not.

[PowMeow]

because it will remove the chrome and the base metal rubbing on the trigger bar does not feel right

the Apex part feels like the TiN part before the coating wore off

No it doesn't...it polishes the chrome not remove it.

[hossb7]

One thing I noticed when playing with it is that on this particular Glock the trigger bar flexes away from the plunger and wants to slide off to the left after having depressed it. My .40 doesn't do that. It rides on top of the plunger, depresses it, and stays on top as the trigger reaches it's point of release.

I wonder if the plunger is bottoming out? The trigger bar nub might be too tall.

What generation trigger bar? I can measure my Gen4 G19 this afternoon if you want.

[J-cat]

You can't polish chrome without removing it.