Posted: 11/2/2013 4:47:03 AM EDT
| Does anyone have any thoughts on what is causing my g32 to sting my trigger finger. I have installed a Lone Wolf .40 conversion barrel. It's been a long time since I shot .357 through it but I dont remember having this happen. I have other .40's and don't have any problem shooting them. I no longer have the factory barrel to swap to verify its the barrel or not. Unfortunately it has become unpleasant to shoot and I'm looking for advice before throwing money into a new barrel or other parts. |
| One thing I do with all of my glocks is to sand down the little bar in the center of the trigger. I have found that when fully depressed the bar still sticks out a tiny bit and that tends to make for a sore finger. By sanding that extra little bit off, the trigger face becomes smooth and much easier on the finger. |
| Many don't like the serrated trigger on the compact and sub compact Glocks. You can swap it out with a smooth face trigger from the 17/22/31 and that might stop the stinging that you're feeling. It's part # 357 for a Gen 3 and 3608 for a Gen 4. I always swap the serrated triggers out for smooth ones. |