Assemble The Glock Performance Trigger In Seconds
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This is something you would never imagine you needed until you really do need it.
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0:59 - Oh come on, Lenny. This is supposed to be a FAMILY show !!
So on my Glock performance trigger I messed up and took apart that trigger bar. I found it just as easy to use the bigger take down pin to hold the spring back and assemble the bar back worked perfectly and fast. Great video.
This is a good video. My GPT jammed up at the range, probably due to trigger bar displacement. I took out the striker and removed the slide, and once I watched the video I could reassemble everything. Thanks!
So this is why they come with the rubber band holding everything together, ingenious little tool . Very nice Lenny . Tiny mouse trap !
That should come with the trigger
Small pick works pretty easy but this new tool is great idea!
That spring action tho😂
Followed by “a pain in the booty”
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Thanks, I didn’t have to say it myself 😂😂😂
Great design Lenny!!! I’ve visited your store a few times coming from Huntsville. Even stopped by on the way back to Huntsville from the airport. Cool spot to pickup awesome toys for your Glock!!!
Ordered this tool with my trigger from you. Well worth the price, I soon discovered!
I was in the store last Saturday, and picked up the Glock Performance Trigger (love living in Nashville, and hope the trip was good). What did I do when I got home? Yup, exactly what you said everyone does… I was curious as to how it worked because I plan to polish the trigger bar. Whoops. I managed to get it straightened out after a few minutes using an angled pick, but it wasn't exactly easy. The tool that you guys make is very smartly designed and will likely save a lot of hand cramping. Keep innovating!!
Thank you for sharing!
I just went through thus. And you're right. It's a huge pain. I will be getting that little tool
It's one of those upgrades that you might not think you need, but once you experience it, you won't want to go back
I carry a Glock don't get me wrong, but isn't it a bit sad that we need to replace the trigger to get what other companies offer with their base model? (CZ, Walther, HK etc)
@@insanity4082that‘s what i love about glock. Endless ways of modification & personalization.
Yes no doubt, but I still wouldn't migrate to anything else. I'll carry Gen 5 Glocks for decades @@insanity4082
@@insanity4082not for people like the GS that sell upgrades😂
@@insanity4082No. It can be said those guns' triggers you mentioned are too sensitive for defensive use.
This was the exact video I needed. I bought the tool but I managed to get it back together with a dental pick.
I bought the tool because I changed the lighter connector to an 8 lb.(+) connector in order to eliminate light strikes, which this trigger assembly has
One of the best upgrade by far.
I was just using the Glock punch it fits perfectly on that notch , but this seems legit 👍
You don’t need that tool you can use the old connector to stick in the back side to hold it down while you slide the front side in
That’s pretty amazing. I’ve been ambivalent about getting the performance trigger after hearing about what a pain it is to take apart, because I would really prefer to swap out the connector for (I think) the dot connector which would put the trigger weight back around the five pound mark for defensive use. I just bought an OEM replacement from you all, but if that doesn’t fix the undesirable issue with my trigger bar’s safety extension “diving“ into the notch for the safety plunger, I’m definitely going to try the performance trigger with this tool and the heavier connector.
Glocks should already come with the best trigger possible.
In fact they do for the purpose. Performance Trigger is for sports shooting.
Once you find the right video you'll be surprised how quick and easy it is to put back together.
I’m sure you could probably find a file for 3-D printed one
Thank you! I've been struggling with that for hours
Definitely need one for my Glock 26 Gen 5 MOS. Not planning on disassembling it either but great information if it comes apart .
Just found this UA-cam channel and realize you were the same guy that used to come in to yoshinoya on convoy and order large spicy chicken bowls about 17 years ago 😂. Same order every time!
Very cool tool, Lenny! Thanks for sharing!
Shipping costs almost twice as much as the tool!
Buy a plane ticket, fly out, and come get it yourself. I'm sure that would be cheaper, right? You can order other stuff too and shipping is free on order over $100.
@@BWHeitmann I ordered once from the Glock Store and never again. It was a tungsten rod in my 45MOS that came apart during a COF. Will never use anything again not OEM for my EDC. Glock support never replied to requests for replacement.
Wow that is neat and easy .
Thanks man. I learned so much from your videos. I would love to visit your shop, but I'm in Europe.
I know inflation is bad, but to charge people this much money?????? Ohh man!
Great thinking, a very small, but very helpful tool to have around, making lives a lot easier and enjoyable. 🎉🎉🎉
you should show us how to do it manually
What? A better trigger for my
Gen 1 glock 22? Shocking 😮.
I thought I was buying Glock
Perfection. You know it can't
Be improved. I love my old
Dumpy stiff trigger.
you do not need to buy that orange piece all u need is a drill bit big enough to fill the hole and push it through the same way.
You can do it without tools. Trust me... So easy
Highway robbery
Fantastic
Dude, i would have ordered one but $10 for shipping is rediculous. If you have a free shipping code, I'll order 3 of them.
Thanks, Uncle Lenny~
1:00 when I try and explain to my child what sex is
Why don’t you add the tool to the trigger as customers are already paying extra money .makes life easier
$12.00 for shipping!? No thanks.
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No, $10.
You should be ashamed of the $10.00 price - it cost at least .25 to make ,
and the msrp on the trigger sale gives you a large markup to cover production .
Yet another special "glock" tool I will need to acquire... 🙄 😉 Don't get me started on VW tools... 😱
Bless than $10?!I should hope so!
I have large hands. The GPT OEM shoe fits perfectly for me in my Gen V. I have a Gen III 17 that I'd like to get the GPT for, but I don't need the Pyramid shoe. Can I get the setup with the factory shoe in a Gen III configuration with the back plate?
Was there last Monday.
Such a small plastic tool should be under $2.
Only thing I don’t like about glockstore is the shipping gets expensive.
Why would anyone take it apart tho?
Anyone know what trigger bar the glock performance trigger uses? I want to add a flat face trigger to it.
Just buy the performance trigger for under 100 bucks or so and save yourself a headache
in my opinion
Brilliant tool👍🏼👍🏼
Absolutely brilliant! lol
Does it have to be taken apart to install it?
What's the difference between the Glock performance trigger and the Pyramid trigger?
There is a spot on the regular trigger that I am supposed to lubricate. Where is the same spot on the performance trigger?
The same place.
@@pgithens1 Thanks for the reply! That's the problem though, it looks different enough that I don't know where "the same place" is.
1:02 PAUSE, lenny
Cant find the tool on the website
Have you seen the glock 48 yet if so why have you not posted it the glock 48 has the new rust coating and it does not have standard black look
Are Glock sights made out the same polymer as the frame
Yes they are other then little plate on bottom of the rear sight that fits the dovetail
Free Shipping FedEx 😊
can i install it without the tool?
i hope so because i‘m a glockhead living on the philippines and i‘m planning on putting the performance trigger into my G19X + G17 gen 5 without that tool. I hope it won‘t be a hassle.
Wow, cool!
So is disassembling a part of the process of swapping the trigger unit?
Not it is not. But some get curious and take it apart because you can do with the stock trigger and very easily reassemble. Just becomes kind of a habit when you take these things apart a lot. Also, some people want to remove the connector and polish it or replace it with a different connector. You'll need to disassemble in that case. But if you're just replacing the stock trigger with the Performance trigger, it goes in as easily as the old one comes out.
$10?!? How the fuck is that thing worth $10? You should just include it with the purchase or charge a couple of bucks if they want to add it to their purchase. No damn way that thing is worth $10. $3 tops.
I just looked at it on the website and you could literally cut one out of a wooden dowel in less than five minutes with a Dremel. Who cares about a arrow, just make sure it’s in the proper orientation. Yeah I wouldn’t go through the process of ordering that shit either.
I just thought that before seeing your comment! 💯
That's the beauty of a free market, you are free to design, produce, and sell your own for less if you want. However, based on how fast these are moving, the market definitely doesn't agree with your sentiments.
@@BWHeitmann The fact that some people buy it tells us nothing about how many rejected it. It could be 200:1.
can I put a red dot on my gen1 19?
saw someone using an allen to do just that .. that 12dollar thing is just a waste of money .. sorry bro 😅
My name is Ronin
Stop changing your Glocks internal parts. It's all hype
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@@TheBlackScatPack Hilarious that immediately after he makes that worldwide understood gesture his mind thinks about something being "a pain in the booty", lol. Talk about a Freudian slip... man if ever there was one! LOLLL
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Can that fit a 43x?
No.
Here’s what i don’t get about Glock. They’re literally the biggest name in striker fired handguns yet they have trash sights and triggers. Why don’t they just improve them? Maybe they’re waiting for a sales slump to introduce a new Glock 69 that’s just a Glock19 with improved trigger and sights. 🙄
Once you have those government contracts why would you?
@@matthewfuqua5281 except sig is holding those government contracts now….
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