Anyone try one of these? One of my gen 4 glocks refuses to break in and is a gritty mess. Would be getting the factory trigger coated in np3
Anyone try one of these? One of my gen 4 glocks refuses to break in and is a gritty mess. Would be getting the factory trigger coated in np3
I tried going that route when I was shooting Gen 4 17s. For me, the Robar coated connector was a marginal improvement, but nothing earth shattering. I couldn't really ever get those triggers to where I wanted them, and abandoned my Gen 4s when the Gen 5 was released.Originally Posted by breakingtime91
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Last edited by Kyle Reese; 03-03-2019 at 11:15 AM.
$0.25 Trigger Job
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I have three NP3 Glock triggers. It won't make it feel any different. Same as the $0.25 trigger job, but the plating won't flake off and cause failures, which made it worthwhile to me.
Last edited by M2CattleCo; 03-03-2019 at 12:52 PM.
I've seen some reports that the GEN5 trigger housing (w/spring) and trigger bar will fit in a GEN4. I haven't tried this yet myself, but might be an option. GEN5 triggers are definitely an improvement over the GEN4.
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I am going to have them re finish my new Bowie Tactical chopped G17.4 I am seriously considering getting one of these when I do.
I am planning on getting the whole trigger housing sertup
https://robarguns.com/pro-shop/produ...-face-trigger/
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Last edited by UNM1136; 03-04-2019 at 09:30 AM.
does that mess with the internal safeties of the glock at all
I believe you have to also use a Gen5 slide cover plate as well.
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Every aftermarket trigger that I know of still uses a factory trigger bar, so for that aspect then no. What you have to check is with a shortened reset - if it's too short, the cruciform may not be engaging the striker safely. Creating a "hair trigger". If you're going to mess around, get the armorer backplate that let's you check it. Cheap insurance. FTR I've got multiple Suarez triggers and all have acceptable engagement.
Shouldn't. I have a Suarez trigger too, and I check engagement any time I clean the gun, about once a year.
For a bit less you can go All OEM except the springs, and have the polished NP3 trigger bar.
https://robarguns.com/pro-shop/produ...-trigger-shoe/
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