EEMANN TECH UPGRADE KIT FOR GLOCK GEN3, 4, 5.

EEMANN TECH UPGRADE KIT FOR GLOCK GEN3, 4, 5.
The Eemann Tech Upgrade Kit for GLOCK GEN3, 4, 5 Small Frame allows you to lighten the trigger pull weight of your GLOCK and extend the magazine catch that allows to reduce the time of magazines reloading.
The GLOCK trigger pull weight is determined springs weight and GLOCK OEM connector 4,5 lbs. (2.0 kg).
The Eemann Tech Upgrade Kit for GLOCK GEN3, 4, 5 contains:
• ET-121003 - Eemann Tech GLOCK Firing Pin Spring (Reduced power) - This spring lightens the work of the trigger mechanism.
• ET-121004 - Eemann Tech GLOCK Trigger Spring (Heavy) - This spring helps you to pull the trigger easier.
• ET-121005 - Eemann Tech GLOCK Firing Pin Safety Spring (Reduced power) - This spring lightens the work of the trigger mechanism.
• 721 - GLOCK OEM Trigger Pull Connector 4,5 lbs. (2.0 kg).
• 8794 - GLOCK OEM Magazine Catch Extended for GLOCK GEN4 Small Frame.
Please note results may vary due to different tolerances in individual pistols

[@vcpornelos]

Thanks for this video. I couldn't find this full kit, but i already had the OEM extended mag release and OEM minus connector. So i got the Eemann Tech ET121026 striker spring, plunger FP block spring and +10% trigger spring. I installed all three springs. Trigger was light, but the trigger spring was so strong that sometimes the trigger wont push forward enough on reset to engage the trigger safety. I removed it and reinstalled the OEM trigger spring. Trigger pull was originally 6 lbs. Now it is 4 lbs even with the stock trigger spring. Wasnt too comfortable with the trigger with all three springs installed.

[@claudioaugustolococo]

Exelente explicación ❤❤

[@rafaelayresadv]

Is it safe and reliable also using the Glock Performance Trigger?

[@johnremcastro]

Hello. does this change/improve/shorten trigger reset? or just the trigger weight?

[@debrarenko9230]

Can I use your trigger bar with an Apex trigger system that is in my gun?

[@gunscorp.5741]

Hello, do the fire pin spring from eeman, let the glock less safe, or more vulnerable to malfunction?

[@dmitrieemann]

no, its the same safe like a factory firing pin spring.

[@gunscorp.5741]

@@dmitrieemann thanks for the attention! Your videos are excellent and super helpful!

[@robertchan5473]

hi, when changing all the springs it will not affect reliability of the gun when firing, will it have light hammer strike?

[@joelm5509]

Only the striker spring matters in that sense. From what I've heard 5-4 LB spring should work with most of the primers. Haven't tried lower lb springs.

[@gunscorp.5741]

Can I still use the glock with these kit of springs for my personal defense?

[@dmitrieemann]

Yes you can.

[@gunscorp.5741]

@@dmitrieemann After how many shots do I have to concern to change de springs for the original again or for a new Eemann tech gen 5 spring kit? My glock is a Glock 19 Gen 5..

[@TheISTAROVA]

Can be used for Glock 26 gen 5 ? Also is it necessarily to use all parts together or some of them is okay? Update .. I have used the same kit for G26 gen 5. Everything is OK except that the firing pin is moving when it's not in cocked position. Is that normal? After checking, other glock it's seems to be normal and now trigger is totally different and much better performance enhanced

[@princepacasum]

Hi. Will it affect the trigger safety of the glock?

[@dmitrieemann]

we do not guarantee 100% function of trigger safety with competition springs. But usually its working...

[@nuppi85]

Hello, is this allowed in ipsc(production optics)?

[@dmitrieemann]

Yes, all parts of trigger group can be aftermarket. Trigger pull weight also under the allowed value...

[@carmendorado6936]

No need to change the trigger?

[@dmitrieemann]

No need to change trigger

[@carmendorado6936]

How about the trigger safety

[@dmitrieemann]

with competition springs it can not work. Main idea of competition kit to improve by maximum... Trigger safety is not necessary on competition gun

[@princepacasum]

Hi. Will it affect the trigger safety of the glock?

[@dmitrieemann]

Hi, no.