Videos tagged with Trigger Shoe

This video discusses the functional and comfort improvements of the Gen 6 Glock 17's trigger shoe. The hooked angle at the bottom of the shoe enhances dexterity during the trigger press, providing greater command and predictability, even with a standard Glock trigger weight. This design also mitigates finger discomfort during high-volume shooting, a common issue with previous generations like the Gen 4 and Gen 5.

Ben Stoeger, a professional firearms instructor and high-volume competitive shooter, provides an analytical assessment of the Glock 17 Gen 6. He highlights incremental ergonomic improvements like grip texture and a redesigned trigger but expresses significant concerns regarding the new proprietary optic mounting system's durability and compatibility, the long-term reliability of the redesigned extractor, and potential aftermarket accessory issues. His pragmatic approach emphasizes the need for extensive testing to validate these changes.

This review of the Glock 17 Gen 6, presented by TheHumbleMarksman, details key updates including an ergonomic grip, revised trigger, improved slide serrations, and a new optic mounting system. While acknowledging ergonomic improvements and stable shooting performance, the review also points out criticisms regarding the use of plastic sights and a single spring guide rod, suggesting a perceived cost-cutting that might make it feel less premium than some competitors. Despite these points, it's identified as a top-tier service 9mm pistol.

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 compares the Apex Tactical trigger and a generic "Tactical Trigger" for Glocks, focusing on trigger feel and break characteristics. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, details the differences between a rolling brake (Apex) and a trigger with a defined wall (Tactical Trigger). He emphasizes that trigger preference is subjective and discusses his preferred method of trigger manipulation, which involves a single, continuous press once the sights are on target. The video also touches on the variability of Glock triggers and the impact of swapping components.

This video provides initial impressions of the new Steyr ATD and ATC pistols, presented as refinements of previous RX models. The ATC is highlighted as a competition-oriented, modular pistol with customizable components like the trigger shoe, beaver tail, and magwell. While the factory single-action trigger is praised for its clean break and short reset, the reviewer notes that stock grip size and trigger reach may require modification for optimal performance and grip consistency under recoil.

This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to installing the GS Fast Trigger assembly on Glock Gen 5 firearms. It covers the disassembly of both the slide and frame, replacement of key internal components like the striker spring and safety plunger spring, and the reassembly process. The guide details the differences between the carry and competition versions of the trigger kit, highlighting features like the NP3 coated trigger bar, adjustable trigger stop, and various spring options.

This video focuses on the critical aspect of firearm ergonomics: the trigger shoe. Instructor Joel Park emphasizes that while trigger pull weight and take-up are important, the shape and width of the trigger shoe significantly impact control and shooter comfort. He compares a standard Walther trigger to a Dynamic Performance Walther trigger and discusses issues with Glock's Performance Trigger, advocating for trigger shoes that allow for a consistent, straight-back press using the first joint of the finger.

This guide details the meticulous process of hand-fitting a Wilson Combat 1911 trigger, emphasizing precision filing and adjustment techniques for optimal performance. The video showcases a professional gunsmith using specialized tools to ensure a crisp and clean trigger pull, highlighting the importance of proper fitment for reliable firearm function. This process requires advanced gunsmithing skills and attention to detail.

This video demonstrates a significant trigger upgrade for Glock pistols, specifically highlighting the Johnny Glocks 4311 trigger. The presenter details the improvements in take-up, wall, break, and reset compared to a stock Glock 48 trigger. The process involves replacing the connector and trigger shoe, with emphasis on the enhanced polishing and trigger bar modifications.

This video focuses on upgrading the Smith & Wesson Shield pistol by installing an Apex Trigger Shoe. It likely details the process of replacing the existing trigger with the Apex upgrade, aiming to improve the shooting experience, such as trigger pull weight and feel. The content is geared towards owners of the Smith & Wesson Shield looking to customize their firearm.

This review of the BUL Armory Tac 2 4.25 highlights its lightweight aluminum and polymer construction, making it appealing for concealed carry. The speaker, admitting limited experience with 2011 platforms, focuses on practical aspects like weight savings, trigger quality, and recoil management compared to other 2011s and striker-fired handguns. While acknowledging its potential for accuracy and a superior trigger, the review emphasizes the inherent reliability concerns common to high-tolerance 2011 designs, especially when exposed to dirt and debris, positioning it as a capable but maintenance-conscious option for enthusiasts.