Has anyone tried out an adjustable Glock trigger like this one with the adjustable pre/over travel set screws. What are your thoughts on it? If anyone does have one...pics and vids of it would be awesome! Custom Parts -
Adjustable Glock Trigger
- Thread starter Will556
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I’m not going to turn it into a competition trigger that’s really light and that has absolutely no pre/over travel. It’s just nice to be able to adjust a little bit of it. Everyone has their own preferences though.
What I have read is they are finky. But I guess you never know until you try one. Since I tried Overwatche's trigger with a minus connector I stopped looking for a better trigger. With that said maybe I'm missing out.
The reason why I’m looking into them is Johnny Glock has some of the nicest triggers and he uses trigger housings that use this same principle. So it can’t be an absolutely horrible idea. Can’t hurt to try.
Ya I tried a buddies that has that trigger. I really think they are over hyped. With that said you have a valid point.
I still have the urge to try a better plunger. I like the idea of that part being polished and or a special slick coating. But again I haven't ponied up the money myself yet to see if its all hype.
I’ve done the polishing on the safety plunger myself. It definitely makes it smoother.
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When I installed an Overwatch trigger it removed a lot of pre and over travel. I would only use that to a range only deal, I that the pre and over travel before on a different pistol and occasionally a screw would come out of adjustment and the trigger would not reset.
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If you're looking at the Vanek as pictured, I have used his products and several of my friends have. We use these on competition guns and have had no issues with them and the overall impression has been a positive one.
I get it, but my point was I just don't trust the reliability of aftermarket. Also sometimes changing one thing can have unintended consequences on the function of another part. I wasn't concerned about the trigger pull being too light. You know to keep your finger up on the slide.