Pyramid Trigger Issue

[TomJ]

As much as I love my Glocks, the triggers don't work for me as the trigger safety does not wind up flush with the trigger and irritates my finger if I'm shooting it for an extended period of time. I replaced the stock triggers with the Pyramid trigger from Rockyourglock.com. They work well, however I started running into issues with them coming out of adjustment and not resetting, which obviously makes it impossible for the gun to function. This occurred on 2 of the 6 triggers I installed after I'd shot well over a thousand rounds through each gun. I spoke with their tech support and was told that they had an issue with the Locktite they used at the time I bought the triggers (mid 2015 to early 2016), or possibly they forgot to put it on as the adjustment screws turned easily. I adjusted the triggers and put Locktite on all of them, even the ones that have not yet failed. I'll dry fire them as much as possible and will put plenty or rounds through them to make sure that was the only issue with them before I trust them again as carry/nightstand guns. If you've installed these triggers, you may want to put a drop of Locktite on the adjustment screws to prevent this issue.

On another note, with today being Memorial Day I wanted to express my gratitude for those who died protecting us and giving us the freedom we have. For all the former and active military members on this forum, thank you for what you do.

 

[rskent]

Me Too.

The trigger dingus bugs me too. I just take the trigger out and give it a little clean up with a Dremel.
Not too much. It still is proud of the trigger, just not as much.

 

[TomJ]

I've tried filing them down as well, using a curved file. I've gotten some of them to where it wasn't an issue, but others I couldn't seem to get right and it still irritated my finger. Between the consistency of having the same triggers and trigger pull, not having to keep playing with the triggers and liking the trigger pull of the Pyramid trigger, it was easier to replace them.