WrongHanded
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I know a lot of people don't like Glock triggers. If you're not a Glock fan, just go ahead and pass this by.
I have two Gen4 Glocks. A G22 and a G23. The G23 has always had the better trigger. I installed the NY-1 spring in both guns. The G23 still had the better trigger. It breaks with a crisp snap, but the G22 has always seemed a little mushy. In fact the G22 trigger seemed so bad that I decided to try a 3.5# connector with the NY-1 spring.
Even though the G23 didn't seem to need it, I bought two ZEV 3.5# connectors and installed both. The G23 trigger is now awesome. The G22 was still mushy, and had some stacking or was binding up a little. I looked at every aspect of this trigger system I could think of, and smoothed out everything I could thing of. I even tried reshaping the trigger bar where it interacts with the connector. This helped a little, but it's still not the same.
I'm starting to wonder if the G22 isn't actually bad, and maybe the G23 trigger is just particularly good. I used to think Glock triggers were all fairly poor but basically the same. I can't say I still believe that.
I'll have to get my hands on some other Glocks to double check. Anyone else notice a difference in the triggers between their Glock pistols?
I have two Gen4 Glocks. A G22 and a G23. The G23 has always had the better trigger. I installed the NY-1 spring in both guns. The G23 still had the better trigger. It breaks with a crisp snap, but the G22 has always seemed a little mushy. In fact the G22 trigger seemed so bad that I decided to try a 3.5# connector with the NY-1 spring.
Even though the G23 didn't seem to need it, I bought two ZEV 3.5# connectors and installed both. The G23 trigger is now awesome. The G22 was still mushy, and had some stacking or was binding up a little. I looked at every aspect of this trigger system I could think of, and smoothed out everything I could thing of. I even tried reshaping the trigger bar where it interacts with the connector. This helped a little, but it's still not the same.
I'm starting to wonder if the G22 isn't actually bad, and maybe the G23 trigger is just particularly good. I used to think Glock triggers were all fairly poor but basically the same. I can't say I still believe that.
I'll have to get my hands on some other Glocks to double check. Anyone else notice a difference in the triggers between their Glock pistols?