Anyone have experience in replacing a heavy Glock Trigger? I probably would not, as in a defense situation, heavy trigger pull will not be noticed. Plus I am sure it would void any warranty. Plus Heavy might be part of the safety combinations on them.
Just curious?
Define “heavy” Glock trigger? The heaviest trigger Glock makes is the NY2 at 12lbs. and it’s only used in a very few places? The NY1 trigger is 8lbs and stock is 5.5lbs.?Anyone have experience in replacing a heavy Glock Trigger? I probably would not, as in a defense situation, heavy trigger pull will not be noticed. Plus I am sure it would void any warranty. Plus Heavy might be part of the safety combinations on them.
Just curious?
Define “heavy” Glock trigger?
My 5906 had a smooth 17#double action pull. I hated that pistol!!Unless it's the NY plus at 12 lbs. No disrespect but cutting my teeth on revolvers for a duty gun 34 years ago and dabbling with the S&W 659 and early 5906 not sure if my definition of a heavy trigger is the same as what a lot of folks think it is.
I have standard Glocks and had a 35 and now a gen 5 34 with stock 3 1/2 lb factory and they are just fine. That's just me though
Good luck
Unless it's the NY plus at 12 lbs. No disrespect but cutting my teeth on revolvers for a duty gun 34 years ago and dabbling with the S&W 659 and early 5906 not sure if my definition of a heavy trigger is the same as what a lot of folks think it is.
I have standard Glocks and had a 35 and now a gen 5 34 with stock 3 1/2 lb factory and they are just fine. That's just me though
Good luck