Best Glock Trigger....That Nobody is Talking About

Published on September 26, 2018
Duration: 12:02

This guide details how to upgrade your Glock's trigger using components from a Glock 24, offering a significant improvement over stock triggers. The process involves swapping the trigger bar and connector for a lighter, crisper pull. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights this as an affordable and effective modification for Gen 3 and Gen 4 Glocks, while advising caution on carry guns.

Quick Summary

The best budget Glock trigger upgrade utilizes components from a Glock 24, including its trigger bar and 3.5 lb connector. This modification, costing around $15-$20, achieves a ~3.5 lb pull weight, offering a significant improvement over the standard ~5 lb pull of models like the Glock 19 Gen 3.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Hidden Glock Trigger Gem
  2. 00:30Popular Trigger Alternatives
  3. 01:20Stock Glock Trigger Discovery
  4. 02:00Glock 24 Trigger Explanation
  5. 03:00Range Test and Performance
  6. 04:00Installation and Compatibility
  7. 04:50Trigger Components and Modifications
  8. 05:40Value and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best budget trigger upgrade for a Glock?

The most cost-effective Glock trigger upgrade involves using components from a Glock 24, specifically its trigger bar and 3.5 lb connector. This modification can cost as little as $15-$20 and significantly improves trigger pull weight and feel compared to stock triggers.

How can I get a 3.5 lb trigger pull on my Glock?

You can achieve a 3.5 lb trigger pull on compatible Glock models (Gen 3, Gen 4) by installing the trigger bar and 3.5 lb connector from a Glock 24. This is a straightforward swap that offers a crisper, lighter pull than standard triggers.

Are aftermarket Glock triggers worth the cost?

While popular aftermarket triggers from brands like Apex and Timney offer improvements, the Glock 24's stock trigger components provide a comparable 3.5 lb pull for a fraction of the cost. For many, this OEM solution offers superior value.

What is the difference between a standard Glock trigger and a Glock 24 trigger?

A standard Gen 3 Glock 19 trigger typically weighs around 5 lbs. In contrast, the Glock 24's trigger assembly, when installed in other Glocks, offers a lighter pull, approximately 3.5 lbs, due to its specific trigger bar and connector.

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