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A better Glock trigger

Forgot to mention, this one is adjustable from 1.5lb to 5lb for trigger pull - there is really nothing else out there that will get into the sub 3 lb pull weight like this does.

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They had the big problem with their triggers not long ago right ? I assume they got that sorted out

They had a video where Johnny Glock showed they were not drop safe. Subsequent changes were made along with USPSA (my USPSA jokes from earlier aside) that made them drop-safe and USPSA-approved. Johnny Glocks tested the new USPSA approved version, and if word on the street is to be believed, has not made a full-form video on the USPSA approved trigger since there is no longer an issue with the trigger to make a feature length video about.

You probably should find safer shooters to squad with.

Nuh uh. If you’re not NDing you’re not training for realsies. See (post 23):

 
Nuh uh. If you’re not NDing you’re not training for realsies.
In ~30 years of competetive shooting, I have had 2.
One was the first day I tried a Hogue powerspeed holster unlocked and the gun was in the holster and my hands were up when the RO told me to lean over and put my hands on a prop to start the stage and the gun fell out of the unlocked holster and landed perfectly muzzle down on concrete and UD'd.
The 2nd one was at Mystery Mountain where they had you ditch a loaded handgun into a carpet box before you jumped into the helicopter and the gun UD'd when it landed in the box.
I blame that 2nd one on crappy stage design as there's no reason they could not have said to deposit your unloaded pistol in the box before proceeding into the helicopter.
There were something like ~20 ND's that year, over 5% of the ~350 shooters so it was not just me.
 
Highly recommend using Johnny glock triggers. I have the evolution x combat with the jg vex metal shoe with the striker and mannn its so nice.. takes away that mush and gives you a nice trigger pull everytime.. look into it
 
I went down this hole last year and purchased various shoes and connectors and stacked parts. Nothing really felt good. After trying multiple configurations, I've settle that the best triggers for glock is the triggertech legacy or if you prefer the certified version. This is a $300 trigger but worth every cent. The other trigger I recommend is the GPT but you must pair it with a good shoe to remove majority of the pre travel or else it's not worth the upgrade. The best shoe I found that pairs nicely with the GPT is the Standard Co FFT and the VEX. It removes most of the pre travel. I've tried Apex, OW TAC, Empire Stiletto, Agency Arms, Tactical Pontoon (GunCo.), ZEV, Glockstore and P80. These are all mediocre. OP, if you are in OC, I can meet you at FT3 and you're more than welcome to try them out. I have the following..

1. Triggertech set at 2.5 to 3lb
2. GPT + Standard Co FFT + Ghost Unit 3.0 connector set at 3.5lb
3. Timney + VEX shoe + Ghost Unit 3.0 connector set at 3lb
 
Nuh uh. If you’re not NDing you’re not training for realsies. See (post 23):


Is this satire? Because post #24 right after it calls it out as BS. If you're being serious, I respectfully disagree.
 
Is this satire? Because post #24 right after it calls it out as BS. If you're being serious, I respectfully disagree.
As to the original post, I don't know.

As to myself, I thought I was being overtly obvious that it was a joke through the intentional use of low-IQ language like "nuh uh" and "realsies". The same post even set aside my USPSA jokes from earlier and explained the currently drop-safe and USPSA-approved Triggertech trigger upgrade.

Color me a bit surprised I have to explain that, but if nothing else, I'm relieved you don't consider NDing to be a form of regular training.
 
As to the original post, I don't know.

As to myself, I thought I was being overtly obvious that it was a joke through the intentional use of low-IQ language like "nuh uh" and "realsies". The same post even set aside my USPSA jokes from earlier and explained the currently drop-safe and USPSA-approved Triggertech trigger upgrade.

Color me a bit surprised I have to explain that, but if nothing else, I'm relieved you don't consider NDing to be a form of regular training.

Sorry, my radar for jokes has been on the fritz lately. Hopefully it was just me whose head it went over :whistle:
 
Forgot to mention, this one is adjustable from 1.5lb to 5lb for trigger pull - there is really nothing else out there that will get into the sub 3 lb pull weight like this does.

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And who makes this trigger and what's it called
You probably should find safer shooters to squad with.
Frankly I won't put up with crappy triggers. I don't care how good someone is with it stock. I think it's one of the worst crappy Triggers on the market.
 
And who makes this trigger and what's it called

Frankly I won't put up with crappy triggers. I don't care how good someone is with it stock. I think it's one of the worst crappy Triggers on the market.
its made by TriggerTech.

 
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