Glock 19 Trigger Question

[english kanigit]

seriously? most regular glocks have a killer reset; maybe yours is dirty or someone messed with it b4 you bought it.
Put a NY1 spring in it if you want more reset.

Actually it's new, maybe I'm just too accustomed to my AR...


Yeller, you have a PM.

Ek

 

[tul9033]

Holly cow! All my Glocks are so positive on the reset you can HEAR them let alone feel them. Only thing I have that is even close is a Sig P6.

 

[mmcbeat]

When someone asks about a 3 1/2# connector, there is always the answer. "not for a self defense gun because of liability issues". I have never seen a documented case of this being an issue. Let's face it, a 3 1/2# connector is not a "hair trigger" in a Glock. Try a 3 1/2 connector and see if you like it and more important, how you shoot with it.

That being said, I prefer the standard connector with the infamous "25 cent trigger job" (simply polishing contacting parts of the trigger assembly). The same thing can be accomplished with a lot, repeat lot, of firing (live or dry). The best trigger I ever had on a Glock was a very experienced 2nd G17 with a round count of a kazillion +.

edited to add: In my opinion, the G19 is Glock's finest offering.

 

[BigRed82]

When someone asks about a 3 1/2# connector, there is always the answer. "not for a self defense gun because of liability issues". I have never seen a documented case of this being an issue. Let's face it, a 3 1/2# connector is not a "hair trigger" in a Glock. Try a 3 1/2 connector and see if you like it and more important, how you shoot with it.

edited to add: In my opinion, the G19 is Glock's finest offering.

+1 to what he said

 

[Mr.357Sig]

When someone asks about a 3 1/2# connector, there is always the answer. "not for a self defense gun because of liability issues". I have never seen a documented case of this being an issue. Let's face it, a 3 1/2# connector is not a "hair trigger" in a Glock. Try a 3 1/2 connector and see if you like it and more important, how you shoot with it.

That being said, I prefer the standard connector with the infamous "25 cent trigger job" (simply polishing contacting parts of the trigger assembly). The same thing can be accomplished with a lot, repeat lot, of firing (live or dry). The best trigger I ever had on a Glock was a very experienced 2nd G17 with a round count of a kazillion +.

edited to add: In my opinion, the G19 is Glock's finest offering.

Make that +2.

 

[Scott_In_OKC]

I use a 3.5# connector in conjunction with a NY1 trigger spring. I like the combo, it seems to remove some "mushiness" and gives a VERY positive reset.

Glock parts are cheap, buy up a few and try out different combinations until you find something you like.