[slammy]

:confused:I have several glocks the newest of which is a 20. I would like to do some trigger work... push down to about 4lbs or so.

Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I should start to get information on the how and where to go to get the parts?

[Badger Arms]

Buy the AGI video for Glocks (American Gunsmithing Institute). Buy the parts and Video (I think) from www.brownells.com or www.midwayusa.com

[Japle]

http://www.alpharubicon.com/mrpoyz/glock/

I recommend the Lone Wolf 3.5 lb connector and HIGHLY recommend the Lone Wolf Ultimate Trigger Stop! It's the best thing you can do for a Glock trigger.

[Riss]

Yep that link for the $.25 trigger job is a good one. Straight and to the point. The Lone Wolf style trigger stop you can do on your own if you have a vise and a drill press. The procedure is covered in the book The Glock in Competition. A Ghost Inc Rocket 3 Lb connector with the trigger stop or without will also do nicely. It takes time to fit the Rocket trigger stop and would be easier to just put the set screw in ala the LWD design. Read the Glock book, it covers ALL modification for the Glock, in depth. Got my G-35 running 100 %. ZERO malfunctions with the help of the book. Over 2000 rounds last year and no malfunctions. FYI. IF you dothe $ .25 trigger job either use Flitz on a buffing cloth or at most Red Rouge on a rubber sanding wheel (no paper on the wheel). Anything more aggressive can easily cut through the protective chrome plating of the Glock internals. If you start polishing and everything turns copper colored it means you are through the chrome.