25 cent trigger job gone wrong.

[Paul053]

I did the 25 cent trigger job on on of my glock 17s. Watched three different videos on how to do it and used Wicked metal polish on a soft felt dremel wheel at 15000 rpm. I polished the plunger, connector and trigger bar. I put it all back together and gave it a pulls. Trigger feels smoother but feels like its slightly heavier (i have another g17 stock to compare against). To be fully honest not that much change at all. I haven't shot it yet but any ideas?

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[Rock6.3]

We certainly have a different definition of 'trigger job gone wrong'.

Perhaps a more accurate title would be 'desired results not achieved'?

[vintagearms]

Just shoot with it and it will get smoother over time.

[Paul053]

We certainly have a different definition of 'trigger job gone wrong'.

Perhaps a more accurate title would be 'desired results not achieved'?

Advertising my friend.... Got your attention right?. :-)

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[Bill Steele]

Did you put a drop of lube between the connector and trigger bar after reassembly?

[Paul053]

Thanks for taking the time from your Super Bowl watching to answer.

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[Paul053]

Did you put a drop of lube between the connector and trigger bar after reassembly?

Nope... Retard is strong in him yes?

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[TMB 1]

Nope... Retard is strong in him yes?

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Who owns a Glock?

[Sosoomi]

Did you try a trigger pull gauge on it?... Only real way to know...

[Mossy Man]

i am odd for liking the factory Glock trigger?

this is coming from someone who grew up on 1911s......

[JoshuaS]

Nope... Retard is strong in him yes?

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The Glock manual does indicator that a drop of lubricant should be applied there.

For the future, I would not recommend using a dremel... too easy to take too much off or damage parts

[JTROKS]

This is totally wrong

[CK_32]

That's what it's meant to do.


It makes it more smooth and consistent than reduces it. It's still the same mechanism and angles. Physics my friend.

[ChaoSS]

i am odd for liking .... Glock ...?

this is coming from someone who grew up on 1911s......

Yes.

Is that even a question?

[ninjawho?]

If it looks like a glock..and shoots like a glock. .its still a glock