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Which springs, connectors, shoes etc. are you using? Which gen Glock? What results are you getting? What are you using it for?
 
Posts: 405 | Location: Hartford, CT | Registered: June 20, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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If I mod a Glock trigger, its to get a flatter trigger face and dump the striated OEM trigger. I use the Overwatch Precision PolyDAT trigger. better overall trigger and priced right, too.


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Stock OEM trigger system with a Timney trigger shoe, for my carry gun.

Stock Glock Performance Trigger in all other Glocks.
 
Posts: 3693 | Location: Tampa Bay, FL | Registered: July 23, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Ghost connectors in all my Glocks. Glock performance triggers in FS & Compacts. OW~Polydat on my Micros..


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All stock OEM with the polish job. I have at least one of each generation from 1-5. My Gen 1 has all the original black lacquered internals and it's the best Glock trigger I've ever shot.


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Apex poly trigger kit in my G19g3. Like it quite a bit. Well worth the $90.


For many years I shot the gun with minus connector and the NY1 trigger spring. Very sharp reset and while it was fine, I wanted to try something else. It was a very good upgrade, for me.
 
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All stock everything on all of my guns. Well except for a pair of wooden grips on my S&W 442.


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All my Carry guns stock triggers. Range/Competition guns have Vanek Custom triggers.
 
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The subject is Glock triggers and nothing else.
 
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I have Salient triggers on all of my 'Glocks'.



 
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Johnny Glock triggers in my G49 & G17.


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Posts: 7101 | Location: TEXAS | Registered: July 18, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Stock, out of the box trigger with the 20 minute polish job on all of them, including my duty ones.

Call me unsophisticated, unpolished, a savage- but stock triggers on Glocks and AR’s never really bothered me. I know it’s “squishy”, and a little unpredictable break, but I can still shoot pretty good with a stock Glock trigger.


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Glock OEM triggers with the minus connector in a couple. I prefer the smooth trigger “shoe” and shave down the safety so it’s flush with the trigger face when depressed. Other than that shoot them a lot. 99% of the time when someone in a match has reliability issues with a Glock they’ve messed with the trigger and/or the OEM recoil spring assembly.


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I'll swap a grooved-faced OEM trigger and bar with a flat-surface OEM trigger and bar.
Do a 25¢ trigger job and I'm good to go.. Big Grin
 
Posts: 4432 | Location: Great State of TEXAS | Registered: July 05, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Glock oem 3rd gen
minus connector and internal trigger components are lightly polished.
 
Posts: 838 | Location: CA | Registered: January 23, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Smoothed Glock G17/22 trigger on my carry G23s (all Gen4s), dumping the serrated one. Factory minus connector as well.

No mods whatsoever on my G43 and G43X; straight factory.

As for my other double-stack Glocks...way too many aftermarket 'experiments' to count. I do have one Gen4 G19 configured just like my carry G23s for that day I finally decide .40 has become too much for my aging self to handle. Frown


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I would use the factory - connector along with polishing. Cleaned the trigger up quite a bit. I think I used wheel polish.


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Glock 19 gen5 with Glock Performance trigger and + connector
 
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When the term "polishing" is used, what are you polishing?


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