Glock Safety Plunger Upgrades

Published on February 12, 2017
Duration: 4:44

Upgrading the Glock safety plunger, spring, and connector can significantly improve trigger pre-travel smoothness and feel without altering pull weight. The L2D Combat safety plunger, with its mirror-polished finish, is highlighted as a premium option. Proper slide disassembly is required for installation, involving careful removal of the back plate, striker assembly, and extractor.

Quick Summary

Upgrading the Glock safety plunger, spring, and connector enhances trigger pre-travel smoothness and feel. The L2D Combat plunger offers a mirror-polished finish for improved interaction. Installation requires slide disassembly, but results in a more distinct trigger wall without altering pull weight.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Glock Trigger Job & L2D Combat Plunger
  2. 01:25How the Safety Plunger Affects Trigger Pull
  3. 02:22Step-by-Step Glock Slide Disassembly
  4. 03:25Post-Upgrade Trigger Feel Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What does upgrading the Glock safety plunger do?

Upgrading the Glock safety plunger, along with its spring and connector, significantly smooths and lightens the trigger's pre-travel. This enhances the feel before reaching the trigger wall, making it more distinct and predictable, without changing the overall pull weight.

How do you install a new Glock safety plunger?

Installation requires disassembling the Glock slide. This involves removing the back plate, striker assembly, extractor depressor plunger, and finally the extractor to release the old safety plunger before installing the new one.

What is the function of the Glock safety plunger?

The safety plunger is a critical part of the Glock trigger mechanism. It's the first component depressed during the trigger's take-up phase. Depressing it allows the striker to move forward, initiating the firing sequence.

Which safety plunger is recommended for Glocks?

The L2D Combat safety plunger is recommended for its mirror-polished finish, which contributes to a smoother trigger pre-travel compared to stock or other aftermarket options.

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