Videos tagged with Trigger Connector

This video reviews a prototype trigger from Tactical Trigger, comparing it to the speaker's preferred Apex triggers for Glocks. The speaker discusses different trigger brake styles, including 'rolling brake' versus a 'crisp wall,' and expresses a preference for the rolling brake. The video also details the installation process for aftermarket Glock triggers and compares the feel and function of various options.

This video from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates a DIY method to improve a factory Glock trigger. The process involves polishing the trigger bar and connector to reduce friction and modifying the trigger safety to prevent finger irritation during shooting. These modifications aim to provide a smoother and more comfortable shooting experience without compromising the firearm's safety.

This guide details the step-by-step process for disassembling a Glock firearm to access and potentially replace internal components like the trigger connector. It covers removing the slide, pins, locking block, slide stop, trigger housing pin, trigger assembly, trigger bar, and finally the connector itself. The video also briefly mentions the benefit of a 3.5-pound connector for a crisper trigger pull.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Gen 5 Glock 34 MOS, as demonstrated by Mrgunsngear. It covers removing the slide, recoil spring assembly, and barrel, while also highlighting key internal components like the trigger connector and the Glock Marksman Barrel. The video emphasizes the importance of safety during disassembly and provides insights into the pistol's design and potential modifications.

This YouTube video focuses on a Glock 27 pistol, specifically highlighting the installation and performance of an APEX 3.5 lb. connector. The content likely demonstrates the modification process, the trigger pull weight change, and potentially a range test to evaluate the effect of the APEX part on the firearm's operation and shooter experience. It targets Glock owners and those interested in aftermarket firearm upgrades for improved trigger performance.

This video demonstrates how to achieve a 3.5 lb. trigger pull on a Glock firearm using a Ghost Inc. connector. The description highlights the reliability of this drop-in modification, suggesting it's a straightforward upgrade for Glock owners looking to improve their trigger feel without sacrificing dependability. The focus is on practical firearm modification and enhancement.

This guide details three cost-effective modifications for Glock pistols, focusing on improving ergonomics and trigger feel. Expert Reno May, a long-time Glock owner and competitor, demonstrates how to install an extended magazine release, an extended slide stop, and a 'minus' connector, all using factory Glock parts for under $20-$30. These upgrades enhance usability without compromising reliability, making them ideal first steps for new Glock owners.

This video focuses on the Glockstore Black Yikes connector, a new trigger component designed to provide a smoother, linear break and significantly lighten the trigger pull for Glock pistols. It's presented as a key part of a performance Glock trigger job, compatible with most Glock models (Glock 34, 17, 19, 26, and others, excluding the 42, 43, 43X, and 48) across generations 3, 4, and 5. Affiliate links for tools and other firearm-related products are included.

This video demonstrates the process of disassembling a Glock firearm frame to install a new trigger connector from Lone Wolf. The tutorial guides viewers through the necessary steps for this modification, focusing on the practical aspects of firearm gunsmithing and customization.

This video focuses on the Double Diamond 3.5 lb. Connector, a trigger enhancement specifically designed for the Glock 42 and Glock 43 pistols. The description highlights its ability to provide a shorter, lighter, and crisper trigger pull. It's presented as an affordable upgrade, costing less than $25 and requiring only about ten minutes for installation. The item number is provided as #1104.

This comprehensive report from Lucky Gunner Ammo details the accuracy and reliability of the Glock 43 after extensive testing. Chris Baker provides data-driven conclusions on ammunition performance, mechanical accuracy at distance, and the impact of aftermarket components like trigger connectors and magazine extensions on reliability. The assessment highlights the importance of testing carry guns with carry ammunition, especially post-modification.

This video, "New Products Week in Review 5-15-2015," features product manager Paul Levy showcasing several new firearm-related products. The review highlights a Ghost Trigger Connector for Glock, a Geissele Automatics AR-15/M4 Reaction Block, a Brownells M16 Mp/HPT Bolt Carrier Group, and a Ruger 10/22 BX-15 15-round .22LR magazine. The description also provides a link for more information.