Upgraded trigger for Glock--Discussion Please

[TipBledsoe]

The best trigger upgrade for a Glock is just not possible... A stock 1911 trigger just won't fit or function in that Tupperware toy

 

[zackmars]

The best trigger upgrade for a Glock is just not possible... A stock 1911 trigger just won't fit or function in that Tupperware toy

I mean you could make it fit, but it would be so unreliable you might as well just go all the way and get a 1911

 

[CaliGunner]

I mean you could make it fit, but it would be so unreliable you might as well just go all the way and get a 1911

Shots fired.

 

[TEXAS "All or nothing"]

Trigger change purpose? On pistols I've only changed out 1 trigger only for "a what the hell" try for a g22. I don't do any comp shooting, so I'm not trigger picky or a complainer as long as it functions properly. I believe it was a RYG trigger? I bought it maybe 5 years ago? A small improvement over the factory trigger.

 

[jonathan.lestingi]

I bought a Walther, best trigger upgrade for glock out there

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[bbslider001]

I guess the best solution is go to Sig Sauer P320 or Macro or even 365 XL....all of which I run consistently now. This is what I figured out LOL....no more Glocks in this house. It was a good 2 year run though!

 

[RipJack]

I came for answers, left with more confusion and a stock glock trigger

 

[BuzzinSATX]

I came for answers, left with more confusion and a stock glock trigger

There are a LOT of ways to go with a Glock trigger.

I keep them mostly stock with a polish job (see MCARBO videos on You Tube) and maybe a Ghost connector.

If I ever had a dedicated competition Glock, it would have a Timney trigger.

I’ve tried several aftermarket parts…few really give a better trigger break IMO.

Stay away from lighter springs on a defensive pistol.

 

[SIG_Fiend]

I came for answers, left with more confusion and a stock glock trigger

What were you looking to do with yours, and what model is it? Assuming it's not one of the slim frame models (G42/43/43X/48), the following will work on everything else.

To keep things simple, the easy button for improving the trigger pull is:

• OEM or similar "minus" connector (aka "3.5 connector", aka "4.5" connector", all the same thing)
• 6lb trigger return spring

On most Glocks, this should result in a 4-5lb pull. Give or take ~1/2lb for different generations and individual parts fitment. In general, the combo will reduce the trigger pull by ~1-1.5lbs from stock.

 

[Geezer]

I guess the best solution is go to Sig Sauer P320 or Macro or even 365 XL....all of which I run consistently now. This is what I figured out LOL....no more Glocks in this house. It was a good 2 year run though!

You don't even notice the trigger on a Sig. They shoot on their own.

 

[leVieux]

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I’m certainly no “expert”, but have some experience.

Why not just LEARN the GLOCK triggers?

 

[xsefan]

Try just a polish of the internals. Lonewolf use to make a trigger with pre travel and over travel adjustments. Just smooth!

 

[bbslider001]

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I’m certainly no “expert”, but have some experience.

Why not just LEARN the GLOCK triggers?

I did, very well...and then I "learned" there is better.