Glock trigger

[kc30121]

So I’m sure this has been covered before but I’ve gotten back into the Glock platform. I’ve got a Glock 19 gen4 that I’m wanting to put a descent trigger in it. There is a ton of options I’ve noticed and just wondered what everyone recommends. Do I need just the trigger assembly or what? Not wanting to spend a ton but want something descent.

 

[BamaFan]

My preference is Overwatch Precision triggers. It's just a drop in that replaces the trigger and trigger bar. They aren't adjustable (which I don't need/want on a defensive handgun) but they are a big improvement over the stock trigger, IMO.

 

[Smoothrj]

https://www.shootersconnectionstore...k-Grand-Master-325lb-Connector-Kit-P3152.aspx

I like this one...made a big difference in my shooting

 

[kc30121]

https://www.shootersconnectionstore...k-Grand-Master-325lb-Connector-Kit-P3152.aspx

I like this one...made a big difference in my shooting

So this still uses the stock trigger assembly correct?

 

[DADI03]

I have a flat face TT on mine. It came with all of the connectors and everything. I personally don't care for the stock triggers on a glock.

 

[Lockout]

So this still uses the stock trigger assembly correct?

yes

replaces only trigger connector and springs
Huge difference and self defense it might be little more then most wants but for me I love a 3lb trigger on my Glock

 

[Lockout]

Me I use GHOST connectors self cleaning and I usually polish it more and the trigger bar
And feed ramp

 

[Smoothrj]

So this still uses the stock trigger assembly correct?

Yes

 

[Dieseltech]

For a self defense gun personally I found that the Glock triggers get waaaay better after about 2k pulls wether it be dry firing or actual shooting. Right out of the box yes I will agree they aren’t that great. But they tend to get way better after they break in. Usually just sit there and dry fire a new Glock while watching the tv. Competitors are a different story. Just my two cents worth

 

[medium187mph]

For a self defense gun personally I found that the Glock triggers get waaaay better after about 2k pulls wether it be dry firing or actual shooting. Right out of the box yes I will agree they aren’t that great. But they tend to get way better after they break in. Usually just sit there and dry fire a new Glock while watching the tv. Competitors are a different story. Just my two cents worth

I did this with a 25 cent trigger job on factory parts... not too shabby but people also need to realize a lot of parts move on the Glock trigger unlike a DA/SA Sig or 1911