Glock OEM Performance Trigger

[Exiledviking]

Anyone with multiple GPTs notice differences among them? I have two and the first one I got is better than the second one I bought in that it breaks in a more rolling fashion and there's almost no over-travel. The 2nd one has more over-travel. I'm seriously considering buying a third GPT to try in the hope that it feels more like the first one. Anyone else done this?
I remember reading that the team Glock members would go thru trigger sets to find sets that suited them and then keep them together as kits.

[MTP]

Anyone with multiple GPTs notice differences among them? I have two and the first one I got is better than the second one I bought in that it breaks in a more rolling fashion and there's almost no over-travel. The 2nd one has more over-travel. I'm seriously considering buying a third GPT to try in the hope that it feels more like the first one. Anyone else done this?
I remember reading that the team Glock members would go thru trigger sets to find sets that suited them and then keep them together as kits.

I have three, with varying round counts but all >1000. I have 3000+ rounds on one.
The takeup and break are all very similar, but the reset developed to be weak and 'stagey' on 2 out of 3. The one with the highest round count never developed the ugly reset.
All are cleaned and get the air hose and lube at 200-250 rounds or so.

The GPTs seem to exibit the same sample to sample variances as regular Glock trigger components.

[Lunker]

I like there to be a little bit of a wall on my triggers (probably because I’m so used to stock Glock triggers). I blow right through the GPT wall unless I really slow down and pay attention.
So I tried a + (8 pound) Glock connector in the GPT. What a difference. The wall was very pronounced and the break was like a glass rod. Unfortunately it was a 1” thick glass rod. [emoji3]
Back to the drawing board.

Anybody else try a different connector with better results?

[Noah]

I like there to be a little bit of a wall on my triggers (probably because I’m so used to stock Glock triggers). I blow right through the GPT wall unless I really slow down and pay attention.
So I tried a + (8 pound) Glock connector in the GPT. What a difference. The wall was very pronounced and the break was like a glass rod. Unfortunately it was a 1” thick glass rod. [emoji3]
Back to the drawing board.

Anybody else try a different connector with better results?

That makes sense and matches what people have done with Timneys. If the 8lb was too heavy maybe try an unmarked gen 3 connector since that will be between the stock gen 5 dot connector and the 8lb?

[Lunker]

That makes sense and matches what people have done with Timneys. If the 8lb was too heavy maybe try an unmarked gen 3 connector since that will be between the stock gen 5 dot connector and the 8lb?

Thanks. I had considered that, but wasn’t sure if that half pound (5lb dot vs 5.5 unmarked) would be enough of a difference to be meaningful.


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[GJM]

I often notice differences in trigger feel while dry firing, that seem significant but that aren't obvious live firing. You guys talking dry or live fire?

[Noah]

Thanks. I had considered that, but wasn’t sure if that half pound (5lb dot vs 5.5 unmarked) would be enough of a difference to be meaningful.


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Glock triggers always feel completely different based on individual gun fit anyway.

[matt7184]

I have three, with varying round counts but all >1000. I have 3000+ rounds on one.
The takeup and break are all very similar, but the reset developed to be weak and 'stagey' on 2 out of 3. The one with the highest round count never developed the ugly reset.
All are cleaned and get the air hose and lube at 200-250 rounds or so.

The GPTs seem to exibit the same sample to sample variances as regular Glock trigger components.

I have 2 from the first run and 3 from the second. Honestly I would say across the guns they are more consistent than other glock triggers, but I agree that I think it's just normal sample variances across the trigger groups and frames.

[Lunker]

I often notice differences in trigger feel while dry firing, that seem significant but that aren't obvious live firing. You guys talking dry or live fire?

For me, i noticed the heavy wall while Dry-firing. With the regular dot connector, my G17 and G34 with GPT felt pretty close to one another.


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[DLWinner]

These are tempting me. My gen 5 G17 has a rough trigger. I’m thinking this might be a good fix.
These are good to go as far as reliability?