Ordered this trigger two and a half months ago. Still haven't received anything due to problems with the trigger. I think you should fix the trigger first and then make a video about how good it is.
a polished OEM trigger is better than any aftermarket trigger, why you say? because thats usually all the aftermarket triggers are anyway just with some added gimmicks thrown in.
I recently bought a G43XMOS. I’ve taken it out twice and have put approx. 700 rnds through it…. Lenny is correct…. The stock trigger sucks. Looking at the Pyramid Trigger upgrade as an option. UPDATE: After replacing the trigger on my G43XMOS and putting another 1000 rnds through the pistol, I can say with confidence that the Pyramid trigger is a solid upgrade. In fact, the Pyramid trigger was so good, I replaced the Glock OEM trigger on my G43 as well. The main advantages are the improved tactile feel of the flat-face trigger and the lighter, crisper break of the trigger and reset. Highly recommend.
I put a double diamond connector in my 43X & the trigger feels great to me now & my only gripe about factory trigger is the serrated trigger shoe. Thanks Lenny for sharing. God bless.
Excatly . I know and seen way to many times guys or gals would start replacing parts because it's the newest and coolest thing on the market, and the Glock just Shits the bed. I leave ALL the Glocks Stock except for the sights and Everything else I leave alone.
Count me in............BUT, I ordered mine over 90 days ago and still waiting with no expected fulfilment date. It's not the only thing I have been waiting on. Hopefully I will find out if it is as good as advertised.
That happened to me with a extended mag, I ended up emailing them asking to cancel the order, never heard back but 4 days after I sent the email, the mag was at my doorstep. Funny how I waited 3 months but as soon as I wanted to cancel it was finally fufilled.
I have found the DIY "Fifty cent trigger job" to be an amazing improvement over the already inexpensive OEM Glock trigger. I own a number of striker fired pistols ranging from custom builds to patrol/duty and competition pistols. With all that money spent, my best shooting pistol, or the one I shoot best with, is a compact carry Gen3 G23 40S&W with a stock trigger I used as my DIY trigger job test unit. Mother's Metal Polish and Q-tips turned my trigger from a long, crunchy, heavy pulling lug into a glass breaking crispy trigger with known breaking point and audible resets.
They don't respond to emails about delivery dates (I've been waiting for mine for almost 3 months now) or emails about refunds. Be careful, don't order if you don't want to lose your money. Wrote to the bank, I will return via the payment system.
Messing with the trigger on your EDC sounds to me like you will have a liability if you have to use it. But there is the old saying of I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
You can always argue “I’ve been having pain in my fingers, and I needed to lighten the trigger so I didn’t hurt myself when shooting. It was for medical reasons, not malicious reasons.”
@@jaxfernandez3684exactly. Even typing this comment makes my finger and thumb bones hurt. The trigger in my 43x is stout. Will probably try the 3.5 double diamond connector.
@@IHopeYoureOffended69 Right on, whatever works best bro. I need night sights for work. I only again Only change my sights, you go swapping out a bunch of shit it'll just end up shitting the bed
@@Revolverguy38 And one other thing.. I tried the Shield Arms 15 round mag and had mixed results with it. It's nearly too good to be true. Just a heads up. I had decent luck with the first mag I bought from them, but the second totally failed on me.
I bought the ultimate trigger set up. Was told it was on "back order" do to a recall. Turns out it failed their drop test and fell apart. They had to recall all of them. I ended up just canceling my order of that trigger and got other things instead.
lucky you cancelled ... Smak me... I can take it. Back in April, I bought the Gen2 Pyramid trigger. Installed and fired perhaps a hundred rounds without issue.
On 6 July I get a recall notice on the trigger, with the advisement not to fire the pistol with the "bad" trigger. In that same email was this sentence... "We are now stocked up and prepared to replace all affected Gen2 Pyramid Triggers with the new reengineered versions." On 15 July, I receive the RMA and mailing label and am able to ship our the defective trigger the same day. It is delivered to Glock Store on 18 July. Having received NO COMMUNICATION AT ALL from Glock Store from 18 July, I finally email them on 12 August. On 15 August, I get a reply... "Good morning John, unfortunately I do not have an estimated time frame as to when the gen 2 trigger will begin being produced, we are currently working to fix the recall. As for the plunger, it will probably be the end of this week before you receive an email with tracking. I apologize for any inconvenience!" Like I said... smak me. So... the phrase, "We are now stocked up..." from back in July doesn't mean squat. And the best part? I call Glock Store directly and the agent says... wait for it... "WE WILL NOT BE ISSUING REFUNDS on this item." Even though they have my money and have no clue when they might replace the paid-for defective trigger. There is NO TIMEFRAME. So I filed a dispute with my bank...
I have the gen 2 ultimate pyramid on my Glock 17 and I love it. Can't say enough about how much better it is over stock. I went to Nashville and picked it up in person, there's a little to be desired in the customer service/friendliness aspect of shopping there but I have no regrets about the product.
Funny how I was talking to my wife about upgrading my trigger on my Glock 43X and you happen to come out with this video AFTER I took my range proficiency test today. Coincidence?
Glocks factory trigger will give you glock finger ( sore ) if you shoot alot. I have an apex trigger shoe on my 43x with ghost link 3.5lb and 25 cent polish job. I will try this pyramid set up on my 48 and compare.
@@MrAws0m3Gaming I did the comparison. tested pyramid system, apex, tyrant design, and two different ranger proof trigger shoes. I have found with pyramids trigger bar ( you have to cut shoe off with bolt cutters ) and tyrant designs shoe to be the ultimate set up for fastest reset, smoothest and lightest pull. 10 hours of testing, 3,000 rounds, and about $600 spent on the project.
Beware, early adopter Gen2 trigger owners are now dealing with a recall. Going on over 2 weeks waiting for a replacement after returning the faulty product. No ETA,, no communication. Better be sure to have a backup trigger on hand so you still have a serviceable firearm. Better yet, just don’t buy one in the first place. Very disappointed, lesson learned.
Yup.. Don't use aftermarket triggers.. tune the existing trigger.. just get used to stock. These things will not make you a better shooter.. practice does.
Smak me... I can take it. Back in April, I bought the Gen2 Pyramid trigger. Installed and fired perhaps a hundred rounds without issue.
On 6 July I get a recall notice on the trigger, with the advisement not to fire the pistol with the "bad" trigger. In that same email was this sentence... "We are now stocked up and prepared to replace all affected Gen2 Pyramid Triggers with the new reengineered versions." On 15 July, I receive the RMA and mailing label and am able to ship our the defective trigger the same day. It is delivered to Glock Store on 18 July. Having received NO COMMUNICATION AT ALL from Glock Store from 18 July, I finally email them on 12 August. On 15 August, I get a reply... "Good morning John, unfortunately I do not have an estimated time frame as to when the gen 2 trigger will begin being produced, we are currently working to fix the recall. As for the plunger, it will probably be the end of this week before you receive an email with tracking. I apologize for any inconvenience!" Like I said... smak me. So... the phrase, "We are now stocked up..." from back in July doesn't mean squat. And the best part? I call Glock Store directly and the agent says... wait for it... "WE WILL NOT BE ISSUING REFUNDS on this item." Even though they have my money and have no clue when they might replace the paid-for defective trigger. There is NO TIMEFRAME. So I filed a dispute with my bank...
@@codyjenn8785 you’re ok with aftermarket sights. Get ones designed specifically for YOUR model of firearm then have your gunsmith install them and they will be as dialed in as the factory ones. People who try doing sights themselves typically don’t have the right tools (assuming they pay attention and order the right sights for their model of Glock) and end up shooting way left or right because of improper “looks close enough” installation of the rear sight. I am running TFO’s and had all the correct tools and a laser drop in bore sight and shoot dead on. Take one person’s input with a grain of salt. Police always change sights to tritium so they can see their sights at night.
Yeah... Cannot stand the serrated trigger shoe on Glocks these days. That, besides MOS/Optic is the only mandatory change in make. Glock used to make it easier with genuine parts.
It's not so much the trigger as it is the connector. They have a 3.5 pound one, but I've never used it. It starts out at about 5 pounds and softens over time to "3.5 pounds" according to them.
It depends on what weight spring you put on the striker in conjunction with the trigger system. I used the correct spring on the striker to get my pull down to 2.72 pounds (close to the 2.5) pounds that all my 1911’s are (keep in mind a 1911 is a single action pistol)
Been waiting for my ultimate flat face trigger since April 3rd... advertised 10 business days... seems like ya'll have the most relaxed job in the world... not trying to get people the products in a decent time frame.. & when you talk to customer service...they just lie & give you a quick answer with an not too far away ETA.. that comes & goes.. you call or email again.. & you get another excuse.. I love the products.. but the super relaxed atmosphere & making customers wait months on end is absolutely ridiculous
It'd be nice if you reintroduced the Glock 43x with the silver slide in the original two-tone configuration it first came out with. Loved the look. now that you guys erroneously discontinued it, I simply won't buy a 43x. BRING IT BACK!
A guy who sells triggers says you need a new trigger? Shocking! Unheard of! In other news, a bankruptcy lawyer will tell you to file bankruptcy, and a dentist will want to clean your teeth.
I nearly got one and cancelled my order. You're better off spending the money on ammo to practice with than worrying about spending the same money on a trigger.
If you ignore what a trigger is doing as much as you obsess over them. The more you'll realize it really doesn't matter. I understand a good trigger, but calm down 🤚🏻
So how is the Glock supposed to be the greatest pistol but you have to replace parts because they're crap... Like the trigger, recoil spring... Firing pin case... Someone help me understand.
I find it strange that folks watch a video on a trigger upgrade then post a negative comment about how they don't need anything but a stock trigger. Why did you watch the video then?!
#1 reason people don't buy it: It's overpriced. Just some helpful feedback for glockstore, just a thought. Also I'm sure there's people out there that also would like a non TiN option bar, just because they hate gold. Even though they may not know of the lubricity benefits TiN offers.
$189 for the 43x trigger!!!….if you learn and understand the Glock trigger system, you can accomplish the same thing for about $30 worth of parts and polishing…..knowing it’s never gonna feel like a crisp single action trigger.
@@carbonking53 we trained on stock for decades in active duty, we went on competitions between branches with them stock , it's absolutely nothing wrong with them, keep in mind there are specialized engineers working on them in the factories, this aftermarket bs never sat right with me , apart for let's say sights , flashlights or cosmetic stuff to each one's liking
It sounds to me like Glock makes junk if you always need to replace it with a better product so why should you buy a Glock I don’t know I’m glad I got a Glock for nothing or else I would buy it the way it sounds by the guy?????
Save your money and buy ammo not triggers. They will do nothing but hinder you on developing good fundamentals. You can't cheat your way into becoming a good shooter.
The crazy colors and high polished, super shiny look of these triggers actually turns me off to them. I don’t want to pay $200 for a trigger system. That looks like a gold plated Lamborghini. I’m not a five-year-old kid. It’s gonna be inside the frame of the firearm 99% of the time and covered in with residue anyway. A couple different color options for the actual trigger shoe itself and $50 off the price would be much more appealing.
Ordered this trigger two and a half months ago. Still haven't received anything due to problems with the trigger. I think you should fix the trigger first and then make a video about how good it is.
a polished OEM trigger is better than any aftermarket trigger, why you say? because thats usually all the aftermarket triggers are anyway just with some added gimmicks thrown in.
Finally, someone with some sense in here. And it's more reliable.
I recently bought a G43XMOS. I’ve taken it out twice and have put approx. 700 rnds through it…. Lenny is correct…. The stock trigger sucks. Looking at the Pyramid Trigger upgrade as an option. UPDATE: After replacing the trigger on my G43XMOS and putting another 1000 rnds through the pistol, I can say with confidence that the Pyramid trigger is a solid upgrade. In fact, the Pyramid trigger was so good, I replaced the Glock OEM trigger on my G43 as well. The main advantages are the improved tactile feel of the flat-face trigger and the lighter, crisper break of the trigger and reset. Highly recommend.
I put a double diamond connector in my 43X & the trigger feels great to me now & my only gripe about factory trigger is the serrated trigger shoe. Thanks Lenny for sharing. God bless.
I just got my G43X MOS from TGS and installed the double diamond connector. I'm hoping that is "enough" for me. Headed to the range next week!
Lenny I trust anything you say about a Glock. You give your honest opinion good or bad. I have the 43x. What is the best tritium sights for it.
I don't have a 43X but the 22, 23, and 27 that I have are fine with the stock trigger.
Excatly . I know and seen way to many times guys or gals would start replacing parts because it's the newest and coolest thing on the market, and the Glock just Shits the bed. I leave ALL the Glocks Stock except for the sights and Everything else I leave alone.
Count me in............BUT, I ordered mine over 90 days ago and still waiting with no expected fulfilment date. It's not the only thing I have been waiting on. Hopefully I will find out if it is as good as advertised.
That happened to me with a extended mag, I ended up emailing them asking to cancel the order, never heard back but 4 days after I sent the email, the mag was at my doorstep. Funny how I waited 3 months but as soon as I wanted to cancel it was finally fufilled.
Any updates? Ordered it 2 weeks ago. It was just shipped just trying to figure out if I wasted $300 or not
I have found the DIY "Fifty cent trigger job" to be an amazing improvement over the already inexpensive OEM Glock trigger. I own a number of striker fired pistols ranging from custom builds to patrol/duty and competition pistols. With all that money spent, my best shooting pistol, or the one I shoot best with, is a compact carry Gen3 G23 40S&W with a stock trigger I used as my DIY trigger job test unit. Mother's Metal Polish and Q-tips turned my trigger from a long, crunchy, heavy pulling lug into a glass breaking crispy trigger with known breaking point and audible resets.
Love my G23 but it's got the same long walking break so I might give polishing a try?
If you get some cheap felt rotary tool tip with Mothers MAG polish… even better results. That is my go to.
They don't respond to emails about delivery dates (I've been waiting for mine for almost 3 months now) or emails about refunds. Be careful, don't order if you don't want to lose your money. Wrote to the bank, I will return via the payment system.
The trigger on my 43x is the best of all the glocks I own. Leonard is so full of it.
It’s the worst trash trigger out of all the glocks I own. I can’t get solid trigger control out of it. Guess everyone is different
This guy is a salesman through and through.
Sounds like you got a lucky good one. I can’t stand mine, just because the break feels like 7-8 lbs.
Messing with the trigger on your EDC sounds to me like you will have a liability if you have to use it. But there is the old saying of I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
You can always argue “I’ve been having pain in my fingers, and I needed to lighten the trigger so I didn’t hurt myself when shooting. It was for medical reasons, not malicious reasons.”
@@jaxfernandez3684exactly. Even typing this comment makes my finger and thumb bones hurt. The trigger in my 43x is stout. Will probably try the 3.5 double diamond connector.
I like keeping all my glocks stock except the sights
Same here, they're tanks out of the factory, 12 years in my 34 and changed nothing but the sights with metal tritium ones
Agreed!
I upgraded my sights and did worse. Put the factory ones back on and shot better. My personal experience, though.
@@IHopeYoureOffended69 Right on, whatever works best bro. I need night sights for work. I only again Only change my sights, you go swapping out a bunch of shit it'll just end up shitting the bed
@@Revolverguy38 And one other thing.. I tried the Shield Arms 15 round mag and had mixed results with it. It's nearly too good to be true. Just a heads up. I had decent luck with the first mag I bought from them, but the second totally failed on me.
Love my G19 gen 5 but the trigger reach is a little too long ( about 1/8”). Any triggers that will help with this? Thanks
I bought the ultimate trigger set up.
Was told it was on "back order" do to a recall. Turns out it failed their drop test and fell apart. They had to recall all of them.
I ended up just canceling my order of that trigger and got other things instead.
lucky you cancelled ... Smak me... I can take it. Back in April, I bought the Gen2 Pyramid trigger. Installed and fired perhaps a hundred rounds without issue.
On 6 July I get a recall notice on the trigger, with the advisement not to fire the pistol with the "bad" trigger. In that same email was this sentence... "We are now stocked up and prepared to replace all affected Gen2 Pyramid Triggers with the new reengineered versions."
On 15 July, I receive the RMA and mailing label and am able to ship our the defective trigger the same day. It is delivered to Glock Store on 18 July.
Having received NO COMMUNICATION AT ALL from Glock Store from 18 July, I finally email them on 12 August. On 15 August, I get a reply... "Good morning John, unfortunately I do not have an estimated time frame as to when the gen 2 trigger will begin being produced, we are currently working to fix the recall. As for the plunger, it will probably be the end of this week before you receive an email with tracking. I apologize for any inconvenience!"
Like I said... smak me. So... the phrase, "We are now stocked up..." from back in July doesn't mean squat.
And the best part? I call Glock Store directly and the agent says... wait for it... "WE WILL NOT BE ISSUING REFUNDS on this item." Even though they have my money and have no clue when they might replace the paid-for defective trigger. There is NO TIMEFRAME.
So I filed a dispute with my bank...
I have the gen 2 ultimate pyramid on my Glock 17 and I love it. Can't say enough about how much better it is over stock. I went to Nashville and picked it up in person, there's a little to be desired in the customer service/friendliness aspect of shopping there but I have no regrets about the product.
How'd they treat you?
Did you have the store install the trigger?
Funny how I was talking to my wife about upgrading my trigger on my Glock 43X and you happen to come out with this video AFTER I took my range proficiency test today. Coincidence?
I have had a pyramid gen2 trigger for my G19 gen5 on order since March 30th and still haven’t received it,
Wow! That's unacceptable.
The dwarven blacksmiths down in the basement don't work on your wim buddy , patience begets greatness
I'm with you. I ordered mine on April 10th, and am still waiting.
Yeah I’m pretty happy with my stock Glock 43X the only thing I changed was the sights.
Excatly 1000% you start going changing parts out and it will Shit the bed on ya, i have seen it happen way to many times keep it stock brother 🇺🇸
Good job! You can tune the stock one up a bit.
Glocks factory trigger will give you glock finger ( sore ) if you shoot alot. I have an apex trigger shoe on my 43x with ghost link 3.5lb and 25 cent polish job. I will try this pyramid set up on my 48 and compare.
Any update ? Ordered it 2 weeks ago and starting to think I made a mistake as I already have a ghost set up
Update?
@@MrAws0m3Gaming I did the comparison. tested pyramid system, apex, tyrant design, and two different ranger proof trigger shoes. I have found with pyramids trigger bar ( you have to cut shoe off with bolt cutters ) and tyrant designs shoe to be the ultimate set up for fastest reset, smoothest and lightest pull. 10 hours of testing, 3,000 rounds, and about $600 spent on the project.
Beware, early adopter Gen2 trigger owners are now dealing with a recall. Going on over 2 weeks waiting for a replacement after returning the faulty product. No ETA,, no communication. Better be sure to have a backup trigger on hand so you still have a serviceable firearm. Better yet, just don’t buy one in the first place. Very disappointed, lesson learned.
Yup.. Don't use aftermarket triggers.. tune the existing trigger.. just get used to stock. These things will not make you a better shooter.. practice does.
I’m in California unfortunately and I was always told not to do any internal modifications Such as triggers on my CCW guns. So I keep mine stock .
Just by a sig p365 x. Factory trigger is awesome
Smak me... I can take it. Back in April, I bought the Gen2 Pyramid trigger. Installed and fired perhaps a hundred rounds without issue.
On 6 July I get a recall notice on the trigger, with the advisement not to fire the pistol with the "bad" trigger. In that same email was this sentence... "We are now stocked up and prepared to replace all affected Gen2 Pyramid Triggers with the new reengineered versions."
On 15 July, I receive the RMA and mailing label and am able to ship our the defective trigger the same day. It is delivered to Glock Store on 18 July.
Having received NO COMMUNICATION AT ALL from Glock Store from 18 July, I finally email them on 12 August. On 15 August, I get a reply... "Good morning John, unfortunately I do not have an estimated time frame as to when the gen 2 trigger will begin being produced, we are currently working to fix the recall. As for the plunger, it will probably be the end of this week before you receive an email with tracking. I apologize for any inconvenience!"
Like I said... smak me. So... the phrase, "We are now stocked up..." from back in July doesn't mean squat.
And the best part? I call Glock Store directly and the agent says... wait for it... "WE WILL NOT BE ISSUING REFUNDS on this item." Even though they have my money and have no clue when they might replace the paid-for defective trigger. There is NO TIMEFRAME.
So I filed a dispute with my bank...
Do glockstore ship internationally or just domestically?
I love my all black Glock 43x I put rubber texture talon grips on it and next I'm going to put night sights on it then I'll be set
Be careful about putting aftermarket sights on it. The factory ones are dialed in and in my experience aftermarket is terrible unless a MOS.
@@IHopeYoureOffended69 ok thank you brother
@@codyjenn8785 you’re ok with aftermarket sights. Get ones designed specifically for YOUR model of firearm then have your gunsmith install them and they will be as dialed in as the factory ones. People who try doing sights themselves typically don’t have the right tools (assuming they pay attention and order the right sights for their model of Glock) and end up shooting way left or right because of improper “looks close enough” installation of the rear sight. I am running TFO’s and had all the correct tools and a laser drop in bore sight and shoot dead on. Take one person’s input with a grain of salt. Police always change sights to tritium so they can see their sights at night.
Pyramid trigger avaible for the G45 19 ❓
What holster do you use for that kind of light on it
Is this for all Glock’s, or just the 43x?
We offer it for all Glocks
Hi from Melbourne Australia mate 👍.
Wow
You had me sold at "Hey this is Lenny".
I have some things you can buy from me if it's that easy.
better than the Johnny Glock Trigger?
If you carry concealed you should never alter it a prosacuter will rip you apart on the stand.
I tend to be a minimalist about these and not go for every possible upgrade.
Yeah... Cannot stand the serrated trigger shoe on Glocks these days. That, besides MOS/Optic is the only mandatory change in make. Glock used to make it easier with genuine parts.
I like the trigger. Feels really good.
I'll replace it when it breaks. For now, I'll spend my money on ammo to practice with the trigger I have.
"Glock Perfection" at work... After you have replaced half the parts.
I did not here the two things I want in a trigger mentioned. Safety and reliability
They say not to change the trigger on your carry gun...
I'd love to have that trigger, it just cost too much. 😥
how much is it
@@MRX-rr5xf There's 3 types. Basic, Complete, Ultimate. They range from the Basic starting at $160, Complete $200 and Ultimate at a whopping $270.
@@tylertravaglio8877 yea it's pricey for a basic trigger I'd only spend that much on a trigger if it's a binary one
@@tylertravaglio8877 For an aftermarket trigger? No thanks, I will stick with the stock!
@@tylertravaglio8877 what's the difference?
What a salesman!
Hey Len, What is the trigger pull weight of the pyramid trigger?
It's not so much the trigger as it is the connector. They have a 3.5 pound one, but I've never used it. It starts out at about 5 pounds and softens over time to "3.5 pounds" according to them.
It depends on what weight spring you put on the striker in conjunction with the trigger system. I used the correct spring on the striker to get my pull down to 2.72 pounds (close to the 2.5) pounds that all my 1911’s are (keep in mind a 1911 is a single action pistol)
Thank you @@crossbowsniper
isn’t there a recall going on?
Been waiting for my ultimate flat face trigger since April 3rd... advertised 10 business days... seems like ya'll have the most relaxed job in the world... not trying to get people the products in a decent time frame.. & when you talk to customer service...they just lie & give you a quick answer with an not too far away ETA.. that comes & goes.. you call or email again.. & you get another excuse.. I love the products.. but the super relaxed atmosphere & making customers wait months on end is absolutely ridiculous
You need to make it for the G40
The 48 (same lower as 43x) has such a horrible trigger compared to even the stock 17 gen 5 and 19 gen 3
It'd be nice if you reintroduced the Glock 43x with the silver slide in the original two-tone configuration it first came out with. Loved the look. now that you guys erroneously discontinued it, I simply won't buy a 43x. BRING IT BACK!
A guy who sells triggers says you need a new trigger? Shocking! Unheard of! In other news, a bankruptcy lawyer will tell you to file bankruptcy, and a dentist will want to clean your teeth.
STOCK GLOCKS ARE THE BEST idc ✅
I’d love to get a pyramid trigger but ther never in stock!
Spend your money on ammo and practice. You'll be a better shooter. Fuq this trigger, I cancelled my order.
I nearly got one and cancelled my order. You're better off spending the money on ammo to practice with than worrying about spending the same money on a trigger.
A good trigger makes a world of difference on accuracy, double taps and follow ups.
Absolutely right 100%
@@americanmade3970 do you have this tigger? If so was it a good buy ?
So its not perfect??
If you want a less expensive and better trigger, get a Timney trigger.
Ayebody actually buy this trigger and test it??
That what I wanna know. There is nothing on it. For a $270 trigger I’m shocked
Sold
If you ignore what a trigger is doing as much as you obsess over them. The more you'll realize it really doesn't matter. I understand a good trigger, but calm down 🤚🏻
So how is the Glock supposed to be the greatest pistol but you have to replace parts because they're crap... Like the trigger, recoil spring... Firing pin case... Someone help me understand.
I find it strange that folks watch a video on a trigger upgrade then post a negative comment about how they don't need anything but a stock trigger. Why did you watch the video then?!
I like it
Why Glock making guns with the sharp trigger?
And they are terribly expensive.
Make them with those triggers.
#1 reason people don't buy it:
It's overpriced. Just some helpful feedback for glockstore, just a thought. Also I'm sure there's people out there that also would like a non TiN option bar, just because they hate gold. Even though they may not know of the lubricity benefits TiN offers.
$189 for the 43x trigger!!!….if you learn and understand the Glock trigger system, you can accomplish the same thing for about $30 worth of parts and polishing…..knowing it’s never gonna feel like a crisp single action trigger.
If you feel you need a new trigger, that means you need more training
🤣🤣🤣exactly
Ridiculous assumption on your part. Training is paramount, but better triggers and other mods help as well.
@@carbonking53 I'm not the one trying to sell you something.
@@carbonking53 we trained on stock for decades in active duty, we went on competitions between branches with them stock , it's absolutely nothing wrong with them, keep in mind there are specialized engineers working on them in the factories, this aftermarket bs never sat right with me , apart for let's say sights , flashlights or cosmetic stuff to each one's liking
The more you shoot your Glock the better the trigger gets.
Maybe, hmmmm.
True that the factory trigger has quite a bite.
It sounds to me like Glock makes junk if you always need to replace it with a better product so why should you buy a Glock I don’t know I’m glad I got a Glock for nothing or else I would buy it the way it sounds by the guy?????
Save your money and buy ammo not triggers. They will do nothing but hinder you on developing good fundamentals. You can't cheat your way into becoming a good shooter.
First‼️‼️‼️‼️
Never mess with the trigger on your EDC. Your life is on the line.
Smh. Don't know who told you that bs. Lmao you do know competitive shooting is a thing right? Those guns are hyper reliable bub. Don't be fooled.
@@mrarivv0007 competitive shooting has ZERO to do with EDC. Reliability and durability is everything!
💥👈💀👉💥🇺🇾💨
Still waiting on black ice 3.0 connectors 🥲🥲🥲
The crazy colors and high polished, super shiny look of these triggers actually turns me off to them. I don’t want to pay $200 for a trigger system. That looks like a gold plated Lamborghini. I’m not a five-year-old kid. It’s gonna be inside the frame of the firearm 99% of the time and covered in with residue anyway. A couple different color options for the actual trigger shoe itself and $50 off the price would be much more appealing.
Tiago Jaques Sabino 🇧🇷🛰️🛰️🛰️🛰️📡🏠📭🎧📠🛤️🧐
1 reason you need a new trigger for your glock 43x...its a glock...hehehe