I don't doubt that there are other guns that have awesome triggers.Originally Posted by Clusterfrack
That's not the point of my endeavor. I want to turn a Glock into a 700 gram trigger gun with just a 140$ trigger. Not buy another gun.
I don't doubt that there are other guns that have awesome triggers.
That's not the point of my endeavor. I want to turn a Glock into a 700 gram trigger gun with just a 140$ trigger. Not buy another gun.
Got it. I just wanted to point out that there are polymer guns with awesome triggers that are not heavy or bulky.
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Got the alpha i won installed on a g45. Nice visual of how much change in attributes are occurring.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
It took me a few seconds to notice the boner.
That's actually kind of terrifying - to see just how much of the pretravel and pretensioning that trigger takes out of the GLOCK system. What's the trigger movement - a couple of mms?
Got the alpha i won installed on a g45. Nice visual of how much change in attributes are occurring.
I'll see if I can get a video here in a few minutes but yeah you're pretty much at the wall. When I was explaining it to a friend, who's gun we're trying it in, he didn't really get what I was saying until I put the slide on and showed him where the gadget was sitting. Then it all was clear as day.
It feels great and I'm certain that it will be a great trigger for shooting but even with the fully tensioned striker guns on the market, you at least have pre travel/takeup before you hit the wall. With this thing you're just there. I'll run it from an owb for a session or two but I already know that it's not something I would work with regularly at all, even on a match gun. I don't see the point in playing with fire - outside of checking my curiosity under calm unstressed range conditions.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Ignore the heavy breathing and my dumbass hitting the muzzle on the door glass...but here's a quick video on the lack of takeup etc...
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
My G5 Timney worked great for a few hundred rounds and then had ongoing reset issues. Enough so, I gave it away to a friend, with disclosure.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Holy baby Jeebus - I'm even more scared now. You've basically created a hideously ugly plastic 1911 without a safety
My understanding is that the Timney maintains functionality of all three Glock safety systems?
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
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