NY1, otherwise stock.

Stock on my G30S. Like it just fine.

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Originally posted by TGA:
Stock on my G30S. Like it just fine.

It's my experience that the large frame Glocks have better stock triggers overall.

I put the Pyramid Trigger from the Glock Store in my 19 and 20. On the 19 it was a big improvement. Not so much on the 20.

I've tried a lot of things over the years and only had one gun, that G42, that I couldn't get a decent trigger on. Someone here said try this, I did, and it was fine. I think it was a ghost and something. But, not too long ago, I ended up trading that 42 off and buying the new S&W 2.0 380.

With the other Glocks, I've tried the NY trigger, the -, the + and other combinations. So, I settled on buying only Glocks that already had a decent trigger to begin with.

My Gen 5s all have good triggers and my slim frame 43s do, too.

I'm happy with what I have now.

Bob

I have the Timney in my Glock 26, currently only Glock in the inventory. Love the trigger (mainly the shoe) and have maybe 800-900 on it VS the only 1,200-1,300 down the pipe. I’ve shot a few Glocks and for me the trigger shoe is the biggest improvement. I have the whole Timney trigger system in my 26 and it is improved over stock to me, I wouldn’t have a problem blasting away with stock Glock system with just a better (aluminum and smooth) shoe.

Oh I use my G26 as my CCW. I don’t find it too light.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by TGA:
Stock on my G30S. Like it just fine.

It's my experience that the large frame Glocks have better stock triggers overall.

Yeah, I’ve noticed this too. They don’t feel any lighter but they feel cleaner and less spongy. Any idea why that might be the case?

all stock OEM parts that I hand polished with flitz 4.5 lbs hand polished connector, trigger bar light hand polished, & striker safety plunger slightly polished.

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Originally posted by MacGyver:
Yeah, I’ve noticed this too. They don’t feel any lighter but they feel cleaner and less spongy. Any idea why that might be the case?

Something to do with the size of the parts, apparently, but beyond that, I don't know.

I have an Overwatch Precision PolyDAT trigger on my 43X MOS. I drove over to them for their free install. Love it.

I have two Johnny Glock triggers. They live up to the hype, but whether they are worth what he charges is debatable. His YT vids are a treasure trove of knowledge, so I also appreciate him for that.

Carry Glocks for me are bone stock triggers. I have a range toy with a ghost-connector.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Something to do with the size of the parts, apparently, but beyond that, I don't know.

Hmm, interesting.