Vanek or DK trigger for range and basically OEM for carry pistols.

With the exception of my 43's (Ghost Edge) all of my Glocks are stock with the exception of the .25 trigger job.

OEM trigger, don't mess with the internals. The only thing I do with the Glocks is under cut the trigger guard, remove the 'hook' on the front of the trigger guard and remove the finger bumps on the front strap if it doesn't fit my fingers. Like the beaver tail on the gen 4 and will add one on my gen 3s.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ArLEOret:
OEM trigger, don't mess with the internals. The only thing I do with the Glocks is under cut the trigger guard, remove the 'hook' on the front of the trigger guard and remove the finger bumps on the front strap if it doesn't fit my fingers. Like the beaver tail on the gen 4 and will add one on my gen 3s.[/QUOTE

How do you go about doing this and do you paint it afterwards?

Ghost Edge and .25 polish job. Smooth faced trigger, or Overwatch TAC.

The "-" connector, a smooth face trigger and bar from an early G17 then apply about 1,000 rounds for final polishing.

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Originally posted by sns3guppy:
Stock spring, glock (-) minus connector, and a Glock smooth trigger to replace the serrated ones.

Glocks work exceptionally well in terms of reliability, over very long periods of time and round counts. Mixing in parts that aren't a part of that equation is moving in the wrong direction, unless it's a toy.

^ this. "-" connector, & a gen 3 trigger bar/smooth trigger. Nothing else.

I did change back to the S spring with the - connector and I like that much better.

I am interested in who has removed the finger grooves or had them removed. Who do you like? I saw Bowie Tactical and Robar. I believe I like Robar the best.