You Won’t Believe How Smooth This Glock Trigger Is

Published on December 23, 2016
Duration: 12:24

This guide details the installation and testing of an Apex Tactical Glock trigger, focusing on achieving a smoother pull and lighter break. It covers the options for trigger shoe only versus a full kit, the importance of compatible trigger bars (Gen 3 vs. Gen 4), and how to achieve a sub-4lb pull weight using aftermarket springs and connectors. The guide emphasizes proper function checks and testing with a trigger pull scale for verification.

Quick Summary

The Apex Tactical Glock trigger offers a refined shooting experience with its hybrid flat-faced design and index lip, promoting consistent finger placement. While the shoe alone doesn't reduce pull weight, pairing it with aftermarket springs and connectors (like Zev Tech's) can achieve a crisp 4lb break, providing excellent value compared to higher-priced competitors.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Apex Tactical Glock Trigger
  2. 01:00Customer Service and Reliability Issue
  3. 02:34Performance and Pull Weight Mechanics
  4. 06:25Visual Design and Ergonomics
  5. 08:22Trigger Pull Test and Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical pull weight of the Apex Tactical Glock trigger?

The Apex Tactical Glock trigger itself doesn't inherently reduce pull weight. However, when combined with aftermarket components like Zev Tech springs and a race connector, the tested pull weight can be consistently around 4 pounds, offering a significant improvement over stock triggers.

What are the advantages of the Apex Tactical Glock trigger's hybrid design?

The Apex Tactical trigger features a hybrid flat-faced design with a slight curve and a bottom index lip. This design promotes consistent finger placement on the trigger shoe for each shot, aiding in improved accuracy and control during firing.

Is the Apex Tactical Glock trigger compatible with all Glock generations?

The Apex Tactical Glock trigger is specifically designed for Glock Gen 3 and Gen 4 models. The video notes that Gen 3 trigger bars can sometimes perform better even in Gen 4 frames, highlighting the importance of selecting the correct components.

How does the Apex Tactical Glock trigger compare in price to other aftermarket options?

The Apex Tactical Glock trigger, particularly the Brownells exclusive, offers strong value. The trigger shoe alone costs around $80, while a full kit is about $99. This positions it as a more budget-friendly option compared to some premium triggers that can exceed $150.

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