Competition Spring Kit Part 3

Published on November 2, 2011
Duration: 12:12

This video details the installation of a Glock competition spring kit, focusing on replacing the factory trigger spring. It covers a full Glock frame detail strip, emphasizing the critical 'S' orientation of the trigger spring for proper function. The kit reduces trigger pull from 5.5-6.5 lbs to approximately 4 lbs, enhancing accuracy by minimizing sight picture disturbance during the shot.

Quick Summary

A Glock competition spring kit can reduce trigger pull weight from 5.5-6.5 lbs to approximately 4 lbs. This lighter pull minimizes sight picture disturbance, leading to improved accuracy. Proper installation requires maintaining the critical 'S' orientation of the trigger spring.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Trigger Spring Replacement
  2. 00:15Frame Disassembly Steps
  3. 01:46Internal Component Removal
  4. 02:53Trigger Spring Removal & Orientation
  5. 05:28Competition Spring Installation
  6. 06:37Frame Reassembly & Testing
  7. 10:45Performance Results & Accuracy Gains

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Glock competition spring kit reduce trigger pull weight?

A Glock competition spring kit, like the one shown, can reduce the factory trigger pull weight from approximately 5.5-6.5 lbs down to around 4 lbs. This lighter pull contributes to improved shooting accuracy.

What is the critical step when installing a Glock trigger spring?

The most critical step is maintaining the correct 'S' orientation of the trigger spring during removal and reinstallation. This specific shape is essential for the trigger mechanism to function reliably.

What tools are needed for a Glock trigger spring replacement?

You'll need basic gunsmithing tools including a nylon or brass hammer, a steel punch for driving out pins, and potentially a bench block. Precision is key, especially with tight pins on new Glocks.

How does a lighter trigger pull improve accuracy?

A lighter trigger pull reduces the amount of force the shooter needs to apply, minimizing disturbance to the firearm's sight picture during the critical moment of firing. This leads to more consistent and accurate shots.

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