Posted: 12/11/2011 6:40:32 PM EDT
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I own a 20SF & have installed a 3.5lb trigger in it but it's still too heavy for my taste. A fellow USPSA shooter owns a Glock that has (what feels like) a 1.5lb trigger & was pure sex. Sadly, he's in Indiana taking care of his ill parents & I have no way of reaching him by phone or e-mail.
So my question is, anyone know where I can find or send off my gun to in order to get something similiar? Cost is a concern but I realize one gets what one pays for. Thanks in advance. |
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There is a .25 trigger mod that I have read makes a world of difference. Its a very fine polishing of all the trigger parts. The vids are on YT with complete instructions. The $0.25 trigger job makes the trigger break a little more crisp and clean but does very little to lighten the actual trigger pull. Other then changing out springs (Lone Wolf has a guide for what springs to use) the only other way I know of is to mod the trigger bar by moving the trigger farther up the bar itself but this requires a bit of trial and error (and a few spares) to get right. |
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There is a .25 trigger mod that I have read makes a world of difference. Its a very fine polishing of all the trigger parts. The vids are on YT with complete instructions. The $0.25 trigger job makes the trigger break a little more crisp and clean but does very little to lighten the actual trigger pull. Other then changing out springs (Lone Wolf has a guide for what springs to use) the only other way I know of is to mod the trigger bar by moving the trigger farther up the bar itself but this requires a bit of trial and error (and a few spares) to get right. You have any other info on this job? Been putting off .25 trigger job, may as well just do it, and interested in the other mod you mentioned. |
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There is a .25 trigger mod that I have read makes a world of difference. Its a very fine polishing of all the trigger parts. The vids are on YT with complete instructions. The $0.25 trigger job makes the trigger break a little more crisp and clean but does very little to lighten the actual trigger pull. Other then changing out springs (Lone Wolf has a guide for what springs to use) the only other way I know of is to mod the trigger bar by moving the trigger farther up the bar itself but this requires a bit of trial and error (and a few spares) to get right. You have any other info on this job? Been putting off .25 trigger job, may as well just do it, and interested in the other mod you mentioned. Its quicker to google "Glock 25 cent trigger job" as there are a lot of how-to's and youtube vids. As for the trigger bar mod I will send you a IM with a link (not sure how ARFCOM feels about linking other forums). Edit: IM sent, let me know if you got it. |
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I own a 20SF & have installed a 3.5lb trigger in it but it's still too heavy for my taste. A fellow USPSA shooter owns a Glock that has (what feels like) a 1.5lb trigger & was pure sex. Sadly, he's in Indiana taking care of his ill parents & I have no way of reaching him by phone or e-mail. So my question is, anyone know where I can find or send off my gun to in order to get something similiar? Cost is a concern but I realize one gets what one pays for. Thanks in advance. Vanek Custom |
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Quoted: Was just going to post this as well. I recently bought the classic trigger kit for my 34. ( I shoot production so no external mods). They have others that lighten it even more. Compared to others, Vanek is king.Quoted: I own a 20SF & have installed a 3.5lb trigger in it but it's still too heavy for my taste. A fellow USPSA shooter owns a Glock that has (what feels like) a 1.5lb trigger & was pure sex. Sadly, he's in Indiana taking care of his ill parents & I have no way of reaching him by phone or e-mail. So my question is, anyone know where I can find or send off my gun to in order to get something similiar? Cost is a concern but I realize one gets what one pays for. Thanks in advance. Vanek Custom |
You can lower the trigger pull weight a little by installing a 6# trigger spring and a reduced-power firing pin spring. The $.25 trigger job is no mystery. Just polish all metal-to-metal mating surfaces of the firing mechanism. It ain't rocket science! I was polishing Glock trigger mechanisms before $.25 trigger job ever raised it's online head. 
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There is a .25 trigger mod that I have read makes a world of difference. Its a very fine polishing of all the trigger parts. The vids are on YT with complete instructions. The $0.25 trigger job makes the trigger break a little more crisp and clean but does very little to lighten the actual trigger pull. Other then changing out springs (Lone Wolf has a guide for what springs to use) the only other way I know of is to mod the trigger bar by moving the trigger farther up the bar itself but this requires a bit of trial and error (and a few spares) to get right. You have any other info on this job? Been putting off .25 trigger job, may as well just do it, and interested in the other mod you mentioned. Its quicker to google "Glock 25 cent trigger job" as there are a lot of how-to's and youtube vids. As for the trigger bar mod I will send you a IM with a link (not sure how ARFCOM feels about linking other forums). Edit: IM sent, let me know if you got it. I got it, thanks a ton. |
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Glocktriggers.com I installed in my G34 and love it... simple installation, not terribly expensive, and a huge improvement over factory... smooth and consistant break... made significant improvement in my IDPA times and accuracy!  I've already dropped in a 3.5lb unit & wish to go lower. My target guns' triggers now have me spoiled.............. 
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