This trigger is crazy

Published on September 13, 2025
Duration: 8:44

This video provides a first impression and overview of the Trigger Tech Ace trigger for Glock firearms, highlighting its dramatic change in feel and performance. It details the installation process, including potential frame modifications and adjustability for trigger pull weight. The speaker, Ben Stoeger, emphasizes the trigger's potential for competition use while also noting concerns about safety and the radical departure from stock Glock characteristics.

Quick Summary

The Trigger Tech Ace trigger offers a dramatic upgrade for Glock firearms, providing a firm wall, minimal overtravel, and adjustable pull weight. Installation may require frame modification. A USPSA legal version exists, but thorough safety testing is advised due to potential drop issues in past configurations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trigger Tech Ace trigger and how does it change a Glock?

The Trigger Tech Ace trigger is an aftermarket upgrade for Glock firearms that dramatically alters the trigger feel, offering a firm wall, minimal overtravel, and good feedback. It transforms the firearm into something distinct from a stock Glock, often appealing to competition shooters.

How is the Trigger Tech Ace trigger installed on a Glock?

Installation may require cutting a small portion of the Glock frame and using an alternative backplate. The trigger system itself is then installed, and it's noted that the firearm might not disassemble normally without pressing the trigger slightly more than usual.

Can the trigger pull weight be adjusted on the Trigger Tech Ace trigger?

Yes, the trigger pull weight is adjustable. An Allen key can be inserted into a specific point on the mechanism to add or subtract weight, and the system comes with various springs (light, medium, heavy) for further customization.

Is the Trigger Tech Ace trigger USPSA legal and safe?

A USPSA legal version of the ACE trigger is available, featuring a unique safety tab. While initial impressions suggest it doesn't feel unsafe, thorough testing is recommended, as previous configurations of similar systems have had drop safety issues.

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