Installation and 1st Impressions of the NEW Glock Performance Trigger 4K
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- In this video I do an installation of the new Glock Performance Trigger and provide my 1st impressions. The trigger is available directly from Glock for $99.00.
If you wiggle the slide stop when inserting the pin you won't have to bang on it with a hammer and can just "press" it back into place.
I believe the pins on Glocks are directional. Left to right to go out. Right to left to go in.
Not on Gen 5, either way is fine.
I recently installed the Performance Trigger in my G45. The pull was so ridiculously light that I had to install an unmarked connector to achieve a 4lb pull. I also had to tweak my trigger bar a little because it was rubbing hard against my slide stop. But overall, it's an excellent product. It's like a Timney Alpha trigger, but with an extra layer of safety. I recommend it.
Sir, I enjoyed this little gem of video. Thank you!
Very kind of you to say thank you.
Thank you for the vid. Knocked the install out in minutes!
Thanks for the kind words and glad your install went smoothly!
I just installed this performance trigger and my NRA DEAD WEIGHTS broke the trigger at 3.75 lbs. Once you hit the shelf the trigger pull is the best I’ve ever felt from a Glock Trigger. If you press the trigger very slowly you’ll feel a very small amount of smooth movement before the trigger breaks. If you go to the shelf and then press the trigger at normal speed it will give a break than feels very much like a 1911 break. This performance trigger is noticeably better than than my minus connectors. I’m extremely pleased with it.
Prior to installing this new trigger I was running a minus connector with polishing of the striker leg (where it engages the cruciform). And I had also polished the exposed surface of the firing pin plunger safety. My polishing was done with a felt wheel and jewelers rouge. This performance trigger gives the best trigger break that I’ve ever experienced with a Glock pistol. No regrets with the purchase.
Note: in comparison to a minus connector (also referred to as a 3.5 lb trigger) they have never produced a true 3.5 lb trigger pull for me. On average I have found that the minus connectors give you a trigger pull of approximately 4.5 Lbs or just a bit less than that.
I bought & installed a -3.0 Edge connector, did the 25 cent polishing, & wound up with a 3.5 lb.trigger pull on my 4th Gen Glock 20. But of my 11 pistols, my Glock 20 trigger is still my least favorite.
Hey make sure your slide lock pin clicks in. You forgot to insert it in more.
yeah I commented the same, hope he sees this
The pen needs to be captured
Perhaps it may be to your advantage to first review directions of how to disassemble glocks trust me it saves a whole lot of time!
Great video! i'm new to posting, did you get any trouble from youtube by showing the particulars of this?
if you read the instructions, it detailed where you should add three drops of lubricant to the new parts. hope you did that.
Thanks...great video. Gonna do this now!
Thanks much for watching. I’m hearing these trailers are a bit hard to come by theses days.
I can't find one anywhere
Awesome channel🤘
🤜🏻🤛🏻
Why isn't the trigger staying depressed when u dry fire it? It shouldn't be rebounding like that.
Incorrect. This is a new trigger design. The fact that it is made not to hold back like the stock trigger is a great benefit for dry fire practice.
@@ThruMyLens100 Thanks for the info. I hadn't heard about or even noticed that until now.
I would really like to try this trigger after Johnny Glock gets done with it. And it would be nice if glock makes this trigger for the 43x mos and bumps up the trigger pull for carry use. Would be cool imo. Im not a fan of how sharp glock triggers are.
Johnny is the man. I have a couple of his triggers in my Gen 4’s. They’re excellent.
@@Deuce_Dufresne I have yet to try one because my department wont let me. :(
why would Johnny Glock triggers be better than GLOCK's?
what mods do i have to do to make on this system in order to fit my gen4 g17? .. planning to purchase this system
Just look for a trigger that is compatible with the G4 if you have to get a G4.
@@ThruMyLens100 thanks
@@ThruMyLens100 this is not available for gen4 at the moment, reason why i mentioned of possible mods
@@attybong not possible. Which is why I recommended you select a trigger made for G4.
@@ThruMyLens100 saw lenny magill on video install one on a gen3 .. but did not elaborate on the mods they made .. so, i thought you'd know .. but, thanks anyway bro ..
Be nice to see what he is doing
The old one in the garbage
To he honest it still look like the same amount of take up lbs
Ummm…no.
There really isn’t that much of a difference.
@@tclott316 - you’re certainly welcome to your opinion, but the difference is significant.
@@ThruMyLens100 My opinion stems from my experience with my own trigger. Put a performance trigger on my 19 and the difference was minimal
Yeah I’m thinking I was going see a big difference but by the eye looking at the video and pulling on my trigger looks to be about the same.. if I was glock I wouldn’t have called it a performance trigger, I was hoping they kinda improved the amount of take up on it but it literally looks the same you should do a video with both triggers side/side with the same Gen glock because I’m pretty sure it’s going look about the same