Best Glock 6 Minute Trigger Job Ever! G19,G17,G22,G23,G26,G27,G31,G32,G33,G34,G35,G37,G38,G45,G47
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Ramm Tactical Leverage trigger installation video. Demonstrates the complete front to back instructions for installing one of the best Glock aftermarket triggers available!
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Nice, personally my big hands were fine with the glock we were issued with but I agree that the trigger took some getting used to when first used. I still miss Smith & wesson revolvers though... Shows my age!
Leverage triggers feel like the trigger should feel on a great firearm!
We are coming out with some Gen 5 Leverage triggers!! Keep your eyes out. Look at our on-line store for the launch. G43's are included, but limited supplies.
Man you are awesome at what you do! What took you 6 minutes would take me 20 and I'm pretty good with changing out parts on my tools👍
Difference between a pro and knowledgeable amateur, lol
These design enable you to spend less time on the bench and more time on the range!
Just by watching when you tested the factory trigger the pull gauge was centered on the trigger, when you tested the Ramm Tactical the pull gauge was all the way down towards the bottom. That gives a increased mechanical advantage thus a lower pull rate.
Factory triggers slide around. There is no intended deception. It's not a trick or an illusion, our triggers reduce the pull weight in half. When using a Lyman, the roller moves all around. Glock triggers are not easy to keep stationary. But since you are concerned, I will post another video to try and measure the Glock and RT triggers the exact same. Thanks for your comment.
Jerry, you can look at this video too. I try to take the pull in the same places on the trigger. If you pay close attention, the pull is sliding, but is similar in both before and after.
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@rammtactical I am going to admit, I tuned out when you said, "This is the reason no one is buying GLOCKS anymore", this Video was posted roughly 1 year ago so I did a quick search for the year 2022 I found that the GLOCK Brand easily outsells any other brand up to and including Smith & Wesson, Sig and Taurus. Out of the top ten Gun Manufacturers and Models sold in online retail ONLY, this does not include Brick and Mortar FFL Stores the GLOCK has seven of the TOP TEN MODELS SOLD.
10 Most Popular Handguns at a Glance
1) Glock 43x
2) Taurus G3C (I would be remiss if I did not mention this is a Direct Glock clone BTW)
3) Glock 19 Gen 5
4) Taurus G2C (Yep, another GLOCK Clone)
5) Glock 44
6) Glock 43x MOS
7) Glock 19X
8) Smith & Wesson M&P45 2.0
9) Glock 20
10) Glock 26 Gen 5
So the brand that no one is buying anymore is essentially on the list NINE times if you count the blatant design copy that Taurus did, it is so blatant that just about every part from a GLOCK G26 Gen 4 will work in a 9mm G3C (Hey, if you cant beat them, Join them)
(Source)
blog.refactortactical.com/blog/10-most-popular-handguns/
Thing about a GLOCK, it is built the way it is for a reason, they dont start failing until you start shoving a bunch of parts in them that are not OE. Wanna know why the tolerances are loose, that is so Grime, Grit and Water can safely either drain away through the frame exiting through the Magazine channel on the backstrap (This is also why you never put a Pierce or any other brand Grip Plug in the Grip, you essentially are blocking one of the main exit points for water and debris to exit that pistol) or that whatever does not remove it's self will not interfere with the internal operation of the Trigger Group and Firing Pin assembly. So when people start putting competition this and competition that in their GLOCKS that have way tighter tolerances than the OE parts what in fact they are doing is creating a potential fail state. The GLOCK trigger reset is crisp and one of the best on the market, just takes a little practice at the range and you are fine.
(Edited because I learned a little something today and got called out on it, Much respect to Ramm for handling my dumbass comment the way he did and taking that as a motivator to educate me instead of deleting or censoring my comment)
I've been a gunsmith for years and Glocks are notorious for having triggers that are not easy to control. That's not hype, it's true. I'm glad you've had the time to write an essay on my channel. Sometimes we say things that exaggerate the truth. Like I've heard it a million times. Really? A million? No. But you're obviously someone who cares and I appreciate that. When doing a video sometimes you might call an extractor an ejector. We don't all have the luxury of producers and editors. Things are usually taken from the spirit of the message and once it's recorded, it's in stone so to speak. Our triggers have helped shooters from beginners to competitive enthusiasts. There is a multi million dollar industry of aftermarket Glock triggers and that is what we do. Not everyone dismisses Glock purchase because it looks ugly or has a rough trigger. Obviously they are good guns. You're effort to not try to bust balls was a mute point from the beginning of your whole comment. However, it is true. All except the last 2 statements. I've always worked on triggers as a gunsmith and want to help people. Our product does that. Glock is happy to have companies like mine. It helps them, not hurts them. Thanks for taking the time and research. You can bust my balls and that's OK. If you were to try our products, I think you would agree that we are helping people. If you don't try it, that's OK too. Just know, you're not defending Glock, they don't need it. You're not really busting anyone's balls if they are wearing a cup. We can all agree to move on and be happy where we are!
@@rammtactical I can respect that, and you are absolutely correct, about not everyone can afford a producer etc. not many content creators would take the time to reply and even then do so respectfully as you did. I give you credit for being a stand up guy and doing so. In my defense at the point I saw the video and then formulated my reply (Heavy Sarcasm, LOL) I was going on being up for 32 Hours and had a severe headache. IE, should have just kept my trap shut as I literally know nothing about you or your business and that is on me for speaking to something that I was not 100% about. I completely understand and honestly, I see your point. I will edit my original comment and remove what I should have checked first before posting, in other words my comments about you trying to drive sales etc. etc. I do this not because of any other reason then I would not want someone to come along, see my Magnum Opus of a post and in anyway effect your income because of my negligent comment. I wish you the best sir and who knows, maybe one day I will have to give one of your triggers a shot, what's that saying about old dogs cant learn? HaHa
@@BigJKtm Respect! 🙏
Very well put together single take.
Thank you. I don't want to stage the videos or be misleading. If I make a mistake, it's because that is real world.
Great video, and great talking with you today. Mark south Louisiana
I’d love to see where the cruciform arm sits. How much of it is on the drop safety ledge. Can you show some drop tests? I’d be interested in buying your trigger if the drop safety isn’t defeated. I bought one aftermarket trigger with very short take up, and the drop safety failed. Not good.
Considering he didn’t answer you I’d say it’s probably not drop safe. Just picked up a few of the new Glock performance triggers myself.
They are drop safe. Some newer videos show this.
If you watch some of the more recent videos they demonstrate this exact thing.
Nice! Interested until I went to the Ramm website and apparently the polished safety is no longer included in the kit. :(
It's because there is virtually no benefit to adding a polished safety. I'll give you your money back if you buy our trigger without a polished safety, test it, shoot it, then polish your safety and find any benefit. I will refund your money and eat my own words if you can tell the difference.
Wheewww!! That Thing is Sweet Man. Really nice!
When did this product hit the market? I’m disappointed in myself that I didn’t find it a year ago and wasted money on a Timney. I’ve had nothing but heart ache with Timney. Timney breaks incredibly well, resets well….kind of… I guess when it wakes up on the right side of the bed😂😂 has light strikes…Any way.
So I went back to the stock trigger for reliability.
I like your concepts in keeping the gun as stock as possible, for reliability!! I’ve always wondered if there was a geometry change that would make the trigger better, “ask and ye shall receive”.
It’s my opinion that there is more value in a trigger than just break weight. Reset and travel have equal or more value. But when you can have all 3!!! Well now we are shooting a striker gun that can be comparable to a 2011.
I’ll give your product a try!!!
God bless.
Sounds good. We can help with your Timney as well. Either way, I'm happy to help however I can.
@@rammtactical I appreciate the response.
I just watched your Tinmey video. I may get it as well and run it in my backup/practice gun til it gains my trust again.
What you fix was my gripes with the Timney.
This looks really awesome, but what about us curved trigger folks? Most trigger companies assume everyone wants a flat trigger...
A curved trigger is coming soon!
We do have the curved trigger now in carbon fiber.
@@rammtactical I'll keep my eye out for the release!!! Thanks!
Carbon fiber curved triggers are available. The aluminum are in the works.
WOW.....
I'm getting ready to purchase a PSA Dagger....frame first (since they are usually in stock), then a slide/bbl.
How much is this trigger system to buy??
Do these drop in a Dagger
(I don't currently own a Glock....don't know anything about them)?
Since our triggers are fit for Glocks, they are drop in for Glocks. I do make them for Daggers but they are not the same. Usually I take the customer's gun and fit it. I do have a Dagger here that I can make a trigger for that would come in a kit but would need some time to make some. Let me know when you have the need and call me. 714-402-3980
thetriggerguyusa.com/product/ramm-tactical-leverage-trigger-kit-psa-dagger/
Looks good at a reasonable price. Does the dingus retract fully into the shoe on your trigger? I saw mention of a duty version, is that the same but with a bit heavier pull? Thanks for the video, will look further into your products.
Uses a heavy striker spring and if you want heavier, use factory plunger spring.
We have aluminum shoe options
Awesome video! Just sub’d
What trigger kits do you have for gen 2 17
The Gen3 G17 will be perfect!
We have aluminum straight or a hybrid curved model for Gen1-3.
@@rammtacticalThanks...Order placed
Sorry But there is no way you got that kind of reduction in trigger pull weight by changing the plunger and adding a polished connector.
Would a trigger job like this work on a Lonewolf Timberwolf Large Frame (45acp)? I know that many (if not all) aftermarket triggers are not compatible with the Timberwolf Frame. Which forces you to use the Lonewolf trigger.
Check your email for response.
Do make them for large frame glocks Gen 4 Glock 29 sf
Is that a single stack mag?
Sorry I'm thinking of the G38,G39
No we do not carry large frame triggers.
Do they have one of these kits for a Glock 21??
We don't have triggers for the large bores except for the G28, G29.
Do you have a wall or is it a rolling break
With the reduced power plunger spring you feel a wall. It's more pronounced with the factory striker spring which still gives you a lighter pull than factory by 30%. The slimline models the wall is very nice as well.
@rammtactical I want to try it out I bet somthing like that will be on gen 6 glocks .
@@charles17508 That would surprise me.
where can i buy?
thetriggerguyusa.com/
Are you also sent to Europe?
I can't take electronic payments from outside the US. But I've had customers send certified checks and I can mail with customs forms.
do you have a trigger kit for a 19 gen 3?
Yes a couple of options. We have a short travel/ reset kit and a standard kit. Both are much shorter than factory Glocks, the standard kit makes for a short travel and the STR kit is even shorter. You can go to our website for purchase.
www.thetriggerguyusa.com
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I don't consider a 3# trigger a good idea for CCW.
We don't either!
To be clear, we aren't producing triggers specifically for carry use. However, if one does not change any springs from factory springs and simply replaces the factory trigger/ trigger bar with ours, they will have a nice, short trigger pull around 4#. That is up the each individual to decide if 4# is ccw safe. But we are not promoting ccw triggers, we manufacture performance triggers.
Glock triggers are not a limiting factor for most able bodied individuals.
I would say that the triggers aren't as nice as some factory guns. Nicer than others. But the point is mute. If you can improve the trigger then by all means.
you have a link for this trigger
www.thetriggerguyusa.com and go to accessories, then triggers. There is an item specifically for PSA Dagger.
Sorry, this is the gen 3/4 so same link except use the gen3/4 product description.
How is the mush (over travel) after the wall?
Watch the video at about the 6 minute mark and there's a detail of the reset and trigger pull. Glocks are double action so there will always be a bit of creep, but these triggers minimize pretravel so they're is way less mush feel. It's not a 1911, but for a Glock it's pretty darn nice! I don't have the feeling of Glock mush when I use these triggers.
It definitely looked like it. I have all gen 5 glocks. When/if you get a gen 5 version I’m definitely interested. Thanks for the reply.
We will get Gen5 in the near future. I'll post them when I do. I can modify if one wants to send me their gen5 but I won't have the kits right away for sale.
Gen5 available in CF and Aluminum.
Does it work with a G25?
Though I have not installed one in the 25, theoretically is the same as the 19 but .380 cal. If you order for the g19, should work.
Will this work on a Glock 21?
The Trigger bar is different on the 21. But if you send it to me I can fit your current trigger bar just like the videos.
I just sent an email to you concerning this very question,but I would add here that I would also be interested in obtaining your safety plunger with spring and the minus connector with my trigger being sent back to me after your modification.
Thanks,
Charlie J.
@@rammtactical
See my note here.
Extremely hard to find trigger kits for Glock 40s. 🤨
G22 and G23 are the same as G17 and G19 with our triggers.
thetriggerguyusa.com/product/ramm-tactical-leverage-trigger-kit-gen3-gen4/
G43X?
We do have G43, G43X, G48
Check out install video for G43X
Wow! No muss no fuss
That's right! More time on the range and less time working on the gun!
Link?
I don't think youtube will let him post a link. I just googled 'Ramm Tactical Leverage trigger for glock'.
thetriggerguyusa.com/
You are way too fast in your disassembly and assembly procedures. You aren’t too clear on some of the steps.
You can browse around our channel and see some more detail. If you've purchased one of our triggers, there is a QR code with the installation video on the packaging.
Not a 6 minute trigger job it’s a $160.00 dollar trigger job. Kinda different
Time is money 💰 No difference!
This is not a trigger job, this is replacing the trigger/connector ect....
It's the easiest 6 minutes you'll ever spend for one of the nicest triggers on a Glock!
Maybe I missed something.Please set me straight.
@@Sandhill1988 Happy to help. What did you miss?
People ride for glock so hard but have to change out everything on em to be to their liking lmao.
Yep, it's like an old Chevy 😉
What keeps people from buying is all the BULL OVER PRICING
Why would you charge $130+ for a $40 trigger kit IF ITS ALL FACTORY YOUR CHARGING FOR A$0.25 piece of metal that was polished😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Too funny. You think that this is a $40 trigger kit. I challenge you to compare this design over any other brand in the same price range and tell me it's $.25 cent parts! If you can truly say it's not worth it. I'll give you double your money back. 💰
Here you go funny guy. Buy any one of these and do your best video on why our triggers are worth $40. I'll send you a check for double the cost if you can prove me wrong!
thetriggerguyusa.com/product/aluminum-ramm-tactical-glock-leverage-trigger-kit-g42-g43-g43x-g48/
@@rammtactical I’ve already about 6 years ago have done the job myself a little grinding and polishing that took 30 minutes Yes after destroying 2 kits YES on a $40 kit and I have the same thing you do and YES YOUR OVERPRICED
@@miketurner4923 So let's be clear. You scrapped 2 $40 kits and have a butchered trigger on your Glock and OUR trigger is overpriced? 😂 You need your own TV show!
And you now have an unsafe self defense gun. 3 pounds is too easy to pull under stress allowing for negligent/unintentional discharges. Great ammo for a prosecutor to put you in jail for the rest of your life. By all means polish the trigger connectors and even replace the trigger shoe, but DO NOT lower the pull weight. Do that and you might think you have a sexy gun, but you increase being sexy for Bubba in cell block 3c.
No one is advocating these triggers for conceal carry. We state this on our website. However, if you can't safely handle a light trigger by all means, don't use them. The gun is safe, the user may not be. That should be your point.
It ugly tho
Someday it will be pretty for the superficial folk! But today it will just have to be good enough to out perform the pretty ones! 👍
@@rammtactical 100%! Function over beauty. Bout to get a g43x , what trigger would you suggest? Or roll stock?
Now available in aluminum.
🍿😄Well im just enjoying the comments on this whole video...and the responses from you are 🤌
And the drop safety still functions? Zev owes my buddy a Samsung tv and some clean underwear. Fell off his nightstand in a T1C holster and sent one down range.
We have our own new trigger bars now and yes, see video on our UA-cam channel.
NO ... Glocks are NOT "Good Guns", they are Shit compared to even a plain 'ol Colt 1911A1 right out of the factory! And HERE is WHY .... YOU had to BUY a complete Trigger / Hammer / Springs / etc kit. ANY 1911A1 including Clones and 2nd World copies, all you have to do is polish 4 surfaces with a Stone, adjust the mainsprings a bit and you have a 3 to 5 lbs SHARP SHORT CRISP Trigger!!
You have your right to your opinion, and to carry your 5 pound gun, but please keep the language clean on this channel.