Glock Trigger

[tomthebaker]

Ill never understand why the same people that put aftermarket triggers in every long gun they have frown upon people that do the same thing in a handgun. I have more aftermarket triggers in handguns than rifles.

There's a lot of Glock dogma that says Glocks are perfect out of the box, and any aftermarket parts make them worse and less reliable.

I don't subscribe to it.

 

[beastep]

There's a lot of Glock dogma that says Glocks are perfect out of the box, and any aftermarket parts make them worse and less reliable.

I don't subscribe to it.

Same here.

 

[firefighterguy]

Aftermarket triggers do not make you a better shooter.

Aftermarket triggers can make you shoot better.

There's a big difference and I would hope no one thinks the first.

 

[Spooln-Rex]

I've got the haley strategic skimmer trigger. It's a great upgrade compared to the factory trigger. Meanwhile I completely agree with fundamentals and proper training first and foremost before doing anything to the weapon. The better you understand it to start with makes the upgrades or modifications more worthwhile and usually saves you time and money in the long run. Also by that point you have a purpose for that change because of your experience and shooting style.

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[beastep]

Aftermarket triggers do not make you a better shooter.

Aftermarket triggers can make you shoot better.

There's a big difference and I would hope no one thinks the first.

Agreed.

 

[TSQUARE]

I used an overwatch precision trigger (comes as a trigger and trigger bar) a ghost edge connector, 6# trigger spring, reduced plunger spring, and a polish job on all of it. Pretty decent trigger, very smooth. The overwatch takes up almost all pre-travel, and reset is short and tactile feel to it. I like this set up better than a factory zev kit. All was around $175 ish.

 

[grwd]

What's "better"?

 

[grwd]

No take up is bad in a trigger unless you practice the **** out of it, and certainly less safe than a defensive trigger with more takeup

 

[grwd]

There's a lot of Glock dogma that says Glocks are perfect out of the box, and any aftermarket parts make them worse and less reliable.

I don't subscribe to it.

Change "any" to "most" and I'll subscribe to that

 

[TSQUARE]

The overwatch has the travel distance of a stock trigger, if you pull, ride it to reset, then fire again. Its that second pull feel, the distance from reset to fire. If that makes any sense at all...