Glock Trigger Questions

[SHusky57]

I use a stock 5.5# trigger for USPSA/IPSC, and the NY1 trigger for CCW (personal preference).

I am wondering if anyone has the equipment or the data of what the trigger pull weights are for the following combinations.

NY1+ 5.5# connector = ???
NY1 + 3.5# connector = ???
Standard + 5.5# connector = ???
Standard + 3.5# connector = ???

I've heard the NY1+3.5# is the smoothest trigger out there.... wondering what the difference in pull weight is between all the different combinations.

 

[gb6491]

http://glockmeister.com/triggers.shtml
Regards,
Greg

 

[Dave T]

This isn't carved in stone, as there is some variation from gun to gun.

NY#1 & 5.5# = ~ 8# trigger pull
NY#1 & 3.5# = ~ 6-7# trigger pull. More revolver like and solid re-set.
Stock spring & 5.5# = not surprisingly ~ 5.5-6# trigger pull.
Stock spring & 3.5# = suprisingly ~ 4-4.5# trigger pull.

It is based on my own experience and what I was told in Glock Armorer's school a number of years ago (I looked at my notes). Hope this is of some help.

Dave

 

[solvability]

I recently tried the NY1 with a 3.5 connector - felt very heavy - not particularly smooth. Tried also the NY1 with the spring removed - a bit better but still not as good as the stock spring and the 3.5 connector.

I got a Glockworx tactical trigger and am very pleased - crisp - short take up and no overtravel - really nice. I need to measure the weight, but I am guessing about 3lbs. I use a standard striker spring for reliability.

 

[chris in va]

I know pretty much zero about Glocks, but a guy next to me at the range let me try his 17 and 19. One had a 3.5 and "trigger job" while the other was stock with 3.5. Honestly I did very well just with the regular setup and was frankly surprised how crisp it was for a striker gun. Had no trouble picking off spinning targets at 25 yards. He was baffled and asked, "how did you do that?".