Yes/No: Do you improve your serious-use Glock triggers?

[JCS]

I voted yes. I have a bone stock 26 which has the best glock trigger I've ever felt (admittedly I haven't felt a lot) and my main carry gun has a flat face trigger and a minus connector.

While I really like it a lot, I'm not convinced it'll be permanent.

[BillSWPA]

8 lb. NY1 trigger springs with 3.5 lb. "-"connectors. This combination provides a consistent pull weight from beginning to end, along with a crisper break, than the factory setup. The resulting trigger pull is slightly heavier than the factory setup (if I understand correctly, it is about 7 lb.), but due to the other factors, is also easier to shoot well than the factory setup. Regarding the courtroom issues, I would not use a trigger with a pull of less than 4 lb. for this reason. I am not the least bit worried about someone making an issue of my trigger selection. In fact, if a prosecutor or plaintiff's personal injury lawyer is going to be overzelous, I hope they are that stupid.

[DocGKR]

As noted by others, I run OEM "-" connectors in GEN 3 Glocks and stock "dot" triggers in GEN 4 Glocks.

[Up1911Fan]

Ghost Evo Elite (fitted) with 6lb trigger and striker springs in several Gen4 G17's. I just added a SSVI TYR trigger to that set up on one of them, i've yet to live fire it yet, but it feels awesome in dry firing it.

[LSP552]

All of my serious Glocks have a factory "-" connector and standard springs.

[Chuck Whitlock]

8 lb. NY1 trigger springs with 3.5 lb. "-"connectors. This combination provides a consistent pull weight from beginning to end, along with a crisper break, than the factory setup. The resulting trigger pull is slightly heavier than the factory setup (if I understand correctly, it is about 7 lb.), but due to the other factors, is also easier to shoot well than the factory setup. Regarding the courtroom issues, I would not use a trigger with a pull of less than 4 lb. for this reason. I am not the least bit worried about someone making an issue of my trigger selection. In fact, if a prosecutor or plaintiff's personal injury lawyer is going to be overzelous, I hope they are that stupid.

Same as Bill. All Glock OEM parts, and this is a Glock authorized combination for duty use.

[GRV]

Wow, this has been really interesting so far.

Now that we have sixty voters with near even split, let's go and have a shootout.

Crazy right? I definitely wasn't expecting such an even split.

Stock trigger bar to whichever generation (I have Gen 2, 3, and 4 models) with a polished "-" connector and trigger bar where it contacts the connector. Apex striker blocks.

My regular carry guns get a factory extra power striker spring (red) after a few experiences with hard primers in some training ammo at work. I use an extra power trigger spring to offset the extra pull weight, but it still ends up about a half pound heavier than stock.

That's really interesting, but makes a lot of sense. I definitely wasn't expecting anyone to be running one of the Glock OEM extra power striker springs. Very cool to see they're really out there

[LOKNLOD]

Gen3 G26 - no mods. Really "good" for a factory Glock trigger
Gen4 G19 #1 - added a (-) connector.
^^ those two get carried most.
Gen4 G19 #2 - no mods.
Gen2 G19 - (-) connecter and NY1 spring.
Gen3 G17 FDE - no mods
Gen3 G17 w/ grip chop - very well worn/polished with (-) connector and NY1 with a reduced power spring in the NY1. Very nice attempt at a rolling break. It was awesome with just the plastic piece of the NY1 in place.
Gen3 G34 OD - factory (-) connector and NY1 spring.

Despite all the philosophizing over the minutia I shoot them all pretty much the same at speed. For slow fire the Gen3 17 with grip chop has the best feel.

[ssb]

Gen 4 G17 #1: "Improved" in that I gave the dot connector + trigger bar interface a light polish job (no metal removed) and occasionally throw some grease on it. Was 7+lbs out of the box, this work brought it into the 5.5-6lb range with a nice roll. Was a carry gun, but now serves as a backup and practice gun.
Gen 4 G17 #2: Unimproved except for grease on the trigger bar + connector. Trigger was excellent out of the box.
Gen 4 G26: Currently unimproved (and also unfired and uncarried). I'll see how the trigger shakes out after reliability testing.

I have previously used APEX triggers in Gen 4 Glock 19s but didn't keep those when I went to G17s.

[LockedBreech]

I don't futz with the trigger or safety mechanisms of any home defense or carry gun. Strictly range guns. Both my G19G4 and G23G3 have stock triggers.