How to Improve the Stock Glock 19 Trigger!

[@kendelvalle8299]

I've been a gun guy since I was a kid. I am 75 now... and I always learn something new from Lenny's videos. I also like his clear presentations and friendly attitude.

[@shawnshipstad2184]

Do not listen to everything he has to sell. You will find yourself in a heap of trouble if you messed with the stock trigger.They love to charge people with this stuff. It is bad enough if you have to use a gun in self defense. This guy would sell his mother for a nickle of profit.

[@jt6980]

​@@shawnshipstad2184 This is something I see opined on regularly, and your take is partially correct. The fact of the matter is, every aspect of your firearm, your demeanor, things you say, etc., will be used against you in a criminal case if you have to discharge your firearm at someone. They have even argued that someone carrying hollow points was tantamount to them having a mindset of intending to kill people aka just being a crazy murderer. With that being said, modifying your firearm is fine, but I urge you to only do mods that are meaningful and not just because they "look cool." You should always be as proficient as possible with your firearm and any modifications that you make.

[@JuggStreet]

@@shawnshipstad2184 idolizing the guy never made sense

[@philburdine2484]

@@shawnshipstad2184 There’s always that one. 🤦‍♂️

[@luiszh.3172]

He do the test pointing 12:00 (stock) and when he do it with the new, he point at 1:00 or 1:30... why you think he does that ?

[@rantsandreviews]

All my Glocks get the same treatment. 3.5lb connector, Ranger proof shoe, and a deep polish on all metal to metal. The benefits of the polishing and the connector are obvious. The geometry of the Ranger Proof trigger shoe removes all of the slop/creep.

[@iluvbike]

of the Ranger Proof triggers which do you prefer? Thx.

[@rantsandreviews]

@@iluvbike I use both the Task force and strike force models. I haven't tried the hybrid yet. You will not be disappointed with any of them.

[@nascar3fan108]

New to glocks just bought my first g19 gen 3 month ago been shooting it a bit what would a good upgraded trigger and where to buy all that?

[@rantsandreviews]

@@nascar3fan108 Connector from the Glock store and the trigger shoe from Ranger proof.

[@danrice2723]

@@nascar3fan108 I have a G45 with a Pyramid trigger that is very nice. I also have a G19 Gen3 with a Apex trigger in it. I like Apex a lot too.

[@supertruckertom]

Lenny needs to have a series of videos devoted to salesmanship. He has the knowledge. The love of the product shows. He also has the intangibles, presence and voice.

[@calhitmen]

One of the best salesmen I've come across.

[@30wrdy]

Is it weird I like the way he says his name?

[@metro8974]

This guys is so calm and a expert at guns i like his easy teaching even though i already know all about trigger installation and every inch on all glocks

[@gamenightwithjamiibo]

I love watching Lenny’s videos. He is one person who can keep your attention the whole time. I can’t tell you how much I’ve improved watching your videos.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

Improved your measly 5 minute attention span? Don't worry, it is the world standard and probably why people are half as intelligent compared to 50 years ago...

[@Brett235]

People complain about Glock triggers but I don't see a problem with them. No matter what you do to the triggers they'll never be a 1911 trigger, never. So with that said I prefer the stock trigger and dry fire a lot, it gets me more capable of squeezing the trigger and keeping the muzzle on target. Practice makes perfect.

[@youtubeshypocrisy]

Wrong.

[@WayneOldham210]

@@youtubeshypocrisy it's his opinion...it can't be wrong.

[@youtubeshypocrisy]

@@WayneOldham210 there’s plenty of ways to upgrade a Glock trigger even to the point of where it can compete with a single action revolver

[@WayneOldham210]

@@youtubeshypocrisy he said "HE sees no problem with them." That would be his opinion and so it can't be wrong.

[@youtubeshypocrisy]

@@WayneOldham210 His opinion is ignorant

[@TheMatthewLeiby]

You explain things so well in your tutorials. Thank you for your squared away presentations.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

If you want to keep your pins looking new, use a brass pin punch, or even better a plastic/polymer/nylon one -- provided your pins come out fairly easily.

[@TheLoneRanger745]

Lenny, your awesome Buddy great clear instructions. I ran my 43x and 45 in stock form for a year and they did get smoother over that year but still not as good as I was hoping for. So right after watching this video I ordered for both an eazy install 10 minutes, keeping all stock springs gave a 4.5 lbs. smooth shorter take up to wall , clean CRISP Brake , quicker to reset , altogether it's smoother easier pull to brake it does help with accuracy . At just $25 it was a great improvement. Thanks Lenny .

[@johnd4348]

Lenny is the greatest teacher ever. This is why he is so successful.

[@ErrorPagenotFound-ig1cy]

Master salesman

[@azcop2]

I just installed a Glock Performance Trigger on my G19X and the trigger is about 3.5 lbs. Vastly improved over the stock trigger.

[@dgilly716]

How much was that? Did u buy from the Glock Store? One more..did it improve your accuracy? Sorry for all the questions

[@chris8979]

I just received a glock gen 5 after finishing up my 4 day training with my gen 5 in Georgia (Awsome course Patriot trainingcenter, worth the traveling and money.) I've done some practice shooting over the yrs. Keeping up my skills after serving in Army. So I thought the shooting part of the class was going to be easy, but the trigger really trip me up. Lol I was going to sell it and buy a Glock 17 which I had owned before and liked the control I had. BUT, Now after watching your video it gave me the aha inlighten me💡 So grateful I came across your video! Definitely will be watching more of them. Thanks Lenny

[@garyprichard9788]

Deputy Sheriff with a Parish Sheriff’s Office here in Louisiana. I always learn from You, Lenny ! Thank You Sir …

[@deucedeuce1572]

Hard to know what's best for CCW. You want a light trigger for accuracy and quicker follow-ups or do you want a heavier trigger for safety? I think heavier... but I'm not sure if it really makes a difference (with safety).

[@fakecubed]

Just follow the 4 rules of gun safety, and if you're ever in a self-defense shooting, don't say anything stupid to the cops. Accidents aren't self-defense, and self-defense isn't an accident. Personally, I don't mess with triggers on my EDC firearms, I just do a lot of training, dry fires, etc., and really it doesn't matter how heavy the trigger is as long as I'm used to it. I figure the stock trigger is very reliable and I want reliability in my EDC. I save the gucci triggers for my target pistols and nicest rifles.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@fakecubed True, a trigger isn't gonna pull itself. A lot of people prefer DA/DASA for safety, but there are many people that carry SA (or striker fired) guns with no safety... and they never go off without the trigger being pulled (with extremely few exceptions). On Glocks, I actually prefer the 8lb connector. It's kinda like a heavy single action. Good for carry IMO.

[@hateforall4012]

I carry a gen 2 g19 with a 3.5 disconnect and have never felt that it was unsafe.

[@williamcrane8236]

With my Arthritis, a little lighter please.

[@dgilly716]

@hateforall4012 been looking at the double diamond and the oem minus connector..any experience and are they drop safe?

[@jamesstanford8452]

You are the most interesting firearms teacher Ive ever seen.You make learning an absolute pleasure.Fun and entertaining.Great content too! Cant think of anyone else with your personality and style.No obscenity, no hate, just a real gentleman.Never change.

[@gregobrien6165]

A good way to describe reinserting the cruciform is “parallel park” it into place

[@matthewhartup941]

I have gotten used to my stock Glock triggers. I polish and lubricate any metal on metal, and dry fire a good amount. For me that smooths out and lightens everything up, plus dry firing is good practice for steady trigger pull.

[@nfaisnfgay]

@@Blap552 😂 maybe don’t buy garbage

[@EyeForKnowledge.]

@@nfaisnfgay Let me guess. You’re a Sig guy. Sigs are great. You don’t even have to pull the trigger for them to fire! Makes it so much easier.

[@nfaisnfgay]

@@EyeForKnowledge. Nice assumption. You know what they say about assumptions? Also, I love modern fudd lore. Remember Glock Leg?

[@EyeForKnowledge.]

@@nfaisnfgay Glock leg. Sure. Any idiot with a pistol can negligent discharge. And shoot themselves in the leg. Glocks don’t fire unless you pull the trigger. Sigs however….

[@nfaisnfgay]

@@EyeForKnowledge. Say that again, but slowly. We’re literally experiencing Glock leg 2.0. Cops would say the exact same thing during Glock Leg. “It fired on it’s own!!!”

[@Take-the-Ticket]

Hey Mr. Magill :) I just installed one for my G48. The bang switch IS noticeably lighter now. It made all of my parts rest differently and made reassembly difficult, usually the thing comes apart and together very easily. Overall the change was very worth the investment equal to the price of lunch.

[@bulle7wi7urname]

I was never a Glock guy. But I’m left handed so went with a gen 5. Absolutely love the gun. Prob my favorite handgun.

[@wread1982]

Welcome to perfection

[@vmanshooting]

I'm a huge fan of the double diamond connector! I have 2 of them. I highly recommend it if you don't plan to use an after market trigger

[@jeffadams9807]

How Much Are They, PRICE ???

[@vmanshooting]

@@jeffadams9807 they were 25-30 bucks when I bought it.

[@magicjordan9131]

I put the double diamond connector in my p80 glock 26 build because I accidentally snapped the original connector that came with the parts kit while building the gun. I took it to the gun range and my gun now shoots like a switch. Every time I pull the trigger it shoots out of control. With the original connector, it shot normal. Would you say there's something wrong with my gun or is that common for the double diamond connector to shoot so fast like that?

[@vmanshooting]

@@magicjordan9131 the double diamond works well in a stock glock. the p80 frames are probably a little different. are you using a stock glock trigger housing? I recommend to use all stock parts other than the connector and springs if you can. Another thing to check when that happens is to bend the connector to be the same angle as the stock glock connector. It should stick out a little bit, but not to the point of dragging on the frame. Until you figure it out, I would recommend to only load 2 bullets at a time!

[@magicjordan9131]

@@vmanshooting great solution and advice thanks homie😎👌. Im goin to see what happens when I buy factory glock parts and install them instead but I can say that I'm almost certain I bent the connector the right way because when I didn't bend it at all the gun wouldn't even fire( or sometimes it would fire 1 shot and then jam afterwards). So with a little trial and error I finally bent it enough to where it can be fired but Now it shoots WAYYYY to fast. Like as soon as I even think about touching the trigger it sends 2-3 shots down range (which looks bad ass but not ideal for accuracy and also not allowed at my local gun range). Someone also just told me its doing this because the double diamond connector is meant for competitive shooters to shoot faster and the competitive shooters are used to the speed or something like that which kinda makes sense but I'm not too sure how true that is. Im just goin to do what you suggested and call it a day thanks again

[@bryanhembree83]

Sir I love your videos. You explain things so well. You articulate very well but don’t make us feel stupid. I watch your videos even if it’s something I have no interest in doing to my Glock. Thank you for all of your hard work for this community. I hope to get up to your place in Nashville soon.

[@ytbenavraham9553]

I installed one on my Glock 17. The stock trigger was very long. Now before the criticism I shoot a lot. I train every weekend. I have a bull armory 1911 and I love that trigger. The trigger on the Glock was 6 lbs. I was on the range yesterday and I shot so so much better and confident.

[@davidponder1654]

I dont think anyone should be criticized for hating the glock triggers. Glocks are great baselines for an awesome price. But that trigger is mushy and much too heavy for a handgun

[@Treasuremonk]

So glad KZbin allows you to speed up videos! 1.25 speed makes this watchable

[@jonniemactyler7929]

You don't really need to lighten a Glock trigger. It comes with a good combat trigger. The gun my department makes me use is a Sig DAK, which is an improvement from the Sig DAO trigger we initially had (14lbs and about an inch of travel). After using those and getting accurate results, I love a standard Glock trigger. A glock trigger is plenty good for self defense. If you think you need a lighter trigger then you really need practice and training. Too many people trying to buy their way into being a better shot.

[@LostintheHate]

Yup. Fake gunheads

[@michaelsherfield3749]

My first guns had great triggers. My first was a mark xix desert eagle. That 3.5 lb trigger pull had me very spoiled. When I got that kel-tec p-11 as a backup I wasn't interested at all practicing with that 14lb trigger as my hand would be shaking by the time it finally broke. I agree glock had a great trigger I always thought it was lighter than 5.5 lbs mine was used and that trigger already broken in.

[@danbuckley6584]

you're right but who asked for an essay about you?

[@jonniemactyler7929]

@@danbuckley6584 You must not have done very well in writing classes if you consider a paragraph to be an essay. But to answer why I commented, it's simple...I wanted to.

[@danbuckley6584]

@@jonniemactyler7929 apparently. Gotta get that autobiography out somehow.

[@anthonyvine7256]

New G19 Gen3 owner here...very informative!!

[@douglasphillips24]

The Glockstore connector does reduce the trigger weight significantly so I put my stock one back in.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

It doesn't. It just makes it smoother and gives the impression that the trigger press is lighter.

[@Lives.2.Ride.]

I cut my slide stop after watching this and I'm glad I did , much better. Thank Lenny!!🐐

[@ThePatriotParadox]

4.5/pound striker spring, reduced safety plunger spring and my trigger is already 3.5-3.75. I just ordered the D.D. 3.5 connector can't wait to see how light & accurate it is when I get it put in.

[@ricks7432]

It smooths it out nice.....still got a little travel though .....you will like it !

[@ThePatriotParadox]

@@ricks7432 I already took out all my pre travel with a set screw, I build trigger shoes off of Johnny glocks design.

[@latronwilliams7578]

gen 5 glocks are the best. the 5th gen glock was my 1st glock.im not mad about that.

[@jamescostello4074]

You are very wrong gen 3 really is the best

[@latronwilliams7578]

@@jamescostello4074 gen 3 is the to you.because party are cheap and easy to find.And theirs not wrong with that I guess.

[@showmetimefelix7500]

I continue to use the Glock factory applied Copper colored lubrication. I find Glock copper colored Bronze Oilite Anti-friction lubricant is the Best for the trigger friction points. I found 3 sources of Glock factory applied Copper colored lubrication on the internet. 10.0ml of lubricant will last a very long time. ❤

[@danbuckley6584]

why would you add .0?

[@scottp8475]

Did this on mine, great video and extremely easy to do, took 5 minutes

[@jasongaudreau2075]

Thanks Lenny. I honestly don’t see why all the bad mouthing that goes on here in these interwebs. Dude looks tough to me. I know what I would and would not say to his face. Therefore I keep that ethos here. That said…is this about the only thing I should do to my G45 for a reliable trigger? I’m not all that confident in changing much els in the gen 5 trigger mechanism. It honestly feels perfect to me especially after shooting several other guns. I also know eventually I’ll have to replace my slide rod. And want to know in full honesty whether a tungsten or (in my opinion for longevity) a stainless rod? Or just get a brand new factory plastic and continue to replace em as needed?

[@w4baham]

Why is the improved, 3 1/2 pds trigger pull, kit not installed at the factory? Should only be a very small increase in price during the manufacturing process, if any.

[@danm8747]

One of the first and only glock mods I make is a 3.5lb connector. I like the ghost connectors

[@davidhartley6232]

I'm not interested in lightening the trigger. I am much more interested in a distinct wall for staging the trigger. I have found that the Gen 5 have almost zero wall, making it impossible for ME to safely stage the trigger 😭 Looking at Johnny's 5lb connector as a possible solution. Opinions & insights???

[@gracedagostino5231]

That is why I like the hard wall of Gen 3; my understanding is that these 3.5 connectors would make my wall mushier (creep) which now is hard wall with no creep.

[@davidhartley6232]

@@gracedagostino5231 Shortly after this post, I emailed Johnny at Johnny Glocks, and he recommended his 5.5. So I did; lubed it, installed it, dry fired it, live fired it... Love it!

[@dgilly716]

​@davidhartley6232 why did you go with the 5.5 over others like say the 3.5? Doesn't the stock trigger have about same weight as the one you bought?

[@davidhartley6232]

@@dgilly716 My OP and follow-up explain exactly why 😉 The pull weight is just fine for me with the pistol kept in an AIWB holster. I simply wanted a "two stage" trigger 🤷‍♂️

[@ozzysgarage]

Just placed an order for my G19, cannot wait to install it!

[@maxenra]

I improved my g19 trigger by over polishing it. Now I get two shots for the effort of one! Haha. Actually I need to replace those parts now because I got “trigger” happy with my dremel and polishing compound.

[@wpsinc61]

A Dremel can be dangerous! Think HumbleMarksman has a Gen 5 Glock 25 cent trigger job video - uses just an emery board and a q-tip with polishing compound. Did the trick for me.

[@nughtyer536]

awesome. Love the way Lenny explains this. Learned something new today

[@laskalives]

LOL when you move the finger of the weights on the trigger to different locations between tests to further exacerbate your product...

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

Bought a Dagger SW4 GatorMouth Complete Upper for my G19X Lower.. I have the 3lb Black Yikes connector, Polished everything, Trigger Spring Kit & a O.W. Precision TAC Trigger FDE/Red with my Dagger Upper on, I get 2.7lb straight smooth & very short pull w/ a forced short reset. However, when I put my Stock G19X Upper back on, I get a gritty, longer 5lb consistent pull. Very odd.

[@Magneticitist]

Tweaking the parts yourself is the best approach. Polish hardly does anything unless you're just taking off burs or something that shouldn't be there. Starting with a P80 is maybe the best since sometimes the rear rails will sit a fraction higher than Glock. My sears have well over 50% engagement but feel like absolute butter because I tweaked that engagement. In reality something like 20% is going to work. Not recommended for a carry gun but it will work and have an incredible break. The sear is the key part to the tweaking of the break but everything else is stuff like getting the perfect bend on the connector. Little polish here and there can get rid of grit but not really reduce the pull. It's almost impossible for me to slowly ride through the break on a nicely tuned oem trigger whereas I can do that with almost any other striker fired pistol.

[@henryscreations]

what’s the difference between this and the ghost ring??

[@snoopywl8880]

Speaking of triggers I haven't been able to get a glock 20 trigger housing or bar for atleast a year now.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

A rubber hammer is fine, if you're bashing on the gun itself, but it makes hammering on a pin punch twice as much work because instead of delivering a solid blow, the rubber soaks up the power exerted from the hammer. Better to use a metal hammer when using punches.

[@danbuckley6584]

lazy

[@dennispfeifer7788]

So, I shot my G19 50 rounds since 1994...SO, I''ll need a 2.5 pound replacement part? Right? I don't waste my ammo...it's like riding a bike for me...reflex action...So, last week I fired it a second time...trigger is very stiff and I'm retired now to tweak it...I can snap shoot and point shoot...no aiming...

[@privateinfo4820]

Wait... around 19:00 I didn't see him put that little pin back in once he put the 3.5lb piece in .. did I miss something???

[@wesleyallen7661]

A great magician never shows his magic

[@lofton9959]

I was thinking the same thing

[@carpentryandguns6752]

Yes he put them both back. Used his little hammer and even finished it off with the punch. First one clicked( he talked about it) second one he made sure was flush on both sides & spoke on how it didn’t rub on his grip. I almost missed it too. He was talking about not wanting to waller out your holes.

[@itsmejoe6718]

What is your opinion on dry fire, will it damage firing pin. I use snap caps.

[@brianc9374]

What's the 8lbs connector like? I've heard people say they like it, which seems counter intuitive.

[@kennydennis9033]

Great video Lenny, very informative. Keep up the great work!

[@Jago__]

Best teacher on here no doubt🤌🏾

[@ytbenavraham9553]

They say that changing the trigger on the pistol will cause you legal problems in court. Does changing the sights (which I've done) make one a legal problem for EDC? In this litigious society one can be sued for anything. What do you say?

[@barbandrob1]

I used this connector in 2 glocks…I reduced pull weight to 4.5 lbs, and it gives a decent wall…

[@AviAharonov]

Dear sir. I watched very carefully this video and try to learn from it. However , while reassembling the light trigger you've neglected the insertion of (what you called axle pin) and yet the gun was functioning all right. Is it possible at all or maybe I missed something?

[@KeweenawPatriot]

This can be done without buying new parts. If you're careful with a file and hit the right places you can cut the trigger pull almost in half. And make it a lot smoother.

[@kyfms6061]

Lenny is a great teacher.

[@stephenfaulkner1448]

First. Super great walkthrough. I have a 43X. Dont see it listed in the description fitting the X. Do you carry it for the X?

[@dgio5052]

My Gen 3 19C only has 2 pins. Is that because they were made in Austria, etc?

[@TexasDog3]

What have you got for a Gen 5 G17 and Gen 5 G45?

[@hilltopper600]

what happened to the little pin in the trigger

[@GunBigotHater]

“We wanna keep our holes nice and tight!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Gotta love Lenny’s how to videos! Thanks for making my day.😀

[@graffiteeshirtph]

is it applicable with Glock performance trigger to make it lighter even more? thanks

[@yogevbarshavit]

Thank you for a great presentation Lenny. I ordered the double diamond connector. Just out of curiosity, how does the connector shortens the trigger distance? Also, when are you getting the flat pyramid trigger back in stock? This is my next purchase.

[@DannyCasino]

I don't know what it is but I like this guy.... He seems like a cool dude I wonder what his gun collection looks like and for some reason I get the feeling that he nailed hella chicks in his day 😂😂

[@walterwilliams1791]

you dont need a hammer to take out the trigger pin. If u jiggle it right, u can push it out with a hand glock tool.

[@bryancammauf5279]

“You don’t want your holes all boogered up!” 😂

[@billprice6248]

ALWAYS A GREAT VIDEO

[@havenguitar]

So thankful for your knowledge, how u explain/present !! Your how to videos & your demeanor like it’s first time explaining ithe procedures again !! Amazing , learned a lot !!! Too 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@RsJay-f7d]

I have Glock 19, Gen 4. I am from India, when I fired India 9mm ammunition maximum ammunition missed fire, how can I solve this problem? Please help me.

[@brentsaylor1725]

Stock trigger is fine.

[@justinm.791]

Yup, with a couple hundred rounds and some lubrication it'll have a nice trigger without the mushy rolling trigger break this connector will give it.

[@coyotiess]

Great Video, you are very thorough on your videos.

[@williamcrane8236]

Actually put the speed of the video up to 1.5. Not an insult, very thorough, non rushed demonstration. A couple days ago I thought about it and realized with my range dieing of covid and My not really going anywhere, I hadn't shot, cycled or cleaned my Glock for a good long time. So I needed to take it all the way down and wasn't sure of the dis-assembly and re-assembly. Brought up a couple videos and those I had to put on half speed, stop and back up a bit. Guy says, just put that here, pay attention to the spring direction, and your done. Spring direction? If you're going to call attention to it MAYBE show it. Now, I found a couple other videos (that certainly takes no time there are a bunch) but I've got all the parts out here on the desk. Later, I found that pin that rolled under the keyboard when I was typing because of the further video search. So a casual, step by step detailed instructional video was well appreciated.

[@mychalmorris9928]

What about the both gen 3 Glock 17 & 23?

[@detodog5951]

Can’t find trigger upgrade for G20SF. Do you have one?

[@1911JMB45]

Lenny. How about invest few dollars for modern digital scale?

[@kgee8303]

Have a 12 lbs trigger pull from my previous job, will this change it to 3.5 lbs trigger pull? Thank you!

[@JC-4A53]

What are the possible legal ramifications of having the gunfighter mentality prior to a lethal engagement?

[@memedealer171]

If you have your firearm set up to where It makes you a better shooter then by all means go for it, if you have training and have the proof that you pulled the trigger when you absolutely had to it doesn't matter, the only mentality you should have is to be humble, respectful, and prepared, yeah an overzealous prosecutor is absolutely gonna try and chew you out over aftermarket parts n stuff but regardless, parts doesn't matter, it's about why and how the lethal engagement started and what you do to defend yourself, be safe out there partner.

[@EJ257IHI]

This might be the solution to my Glock 19 because my shot placement is very inconsistent with it. (I have pretty small hands)

[@joegarrison2344]

Thanks for your videos. Miss you already in San Diego.

[@ModernTacticalShooting]

Lenny you are old school cool, I've watched a lot of your old school VHS videos, yes cheesy by today's standards. But the information was solid.

[@wread1982]

The connector worked on my new Glock performance trigger now my trigger pull is 2.8 pounds

[@regprofant8609]

I have a ques😢 since I have never shot a Glock. Which one would you recommend. A Glock 19,a Glock 45 or a Glock 47

[@Juneipurr]

Get anything else

[@QuietMikeW]

Now aren’t you trading brake weight for travel? The break is lighter but aren’t you getting a longer pull and a less defined wall in return?

[@DisgustedGenXr]

Shorter pull. At least that is what I thought he mentioned

[@rantsandreviews]

You are correct. The connector makes the pull slightly lighter and turns the pull into more of a smooth sweep. I use the connector but I team it up with a shoe from Ranger proof. Turns the trigger into more of a "lightswitch". No creep...your instantly at the wall.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

Honestly they don't make the triggers lighter..... They just make the trigger press smoother. Which in turn gives the impression that the trigger is lighter.

[@jonah8133]

@@napalmstickylikeglue Did you watch the video? It literally decreased trigger pull weight by almost 2 pounds

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

@@jonah8133 they don't make the trigger lighter, it makes it smoother. No springs are changed. Nothing else is modified. You have no idea what you're talking about, so shut up and stop trying to start an argument.

[@georgealviar7366]

Any available CONNECTOR for Glock 21 Gen 4?

[@jmsantia1]

Future me losing my right hand in an accident: Damn you Lenny! Why did I listen to you and dremel the slide lock/release off from the right side! 🤯😆

[@JR-ld1et]

Are these still drop safe ?

[@erice4611]

The trigger connector is bent too far out will cause unnecessary drag on frame and slide.

[@kallekula74]

Is it the same connector for a G17?

[@SF-wu2mp]

Safety first right on brother!

[@maverick9708]

Exactly, he has the mentality of someone who knows how scary and unexpected a true ND can be. Helped that he had one before lol

[@k.zekeswaringen2122]

Appreciate the information Lenny ! Your videos are very well done with clear instructions on the inner workings of the Glock.

[@QwikSilva7]

@TheGlockStore Great job as always Lenny! Headed to the Nashville location from West Virginia day after New Years to check it out!

[@willo7734]

Thanks. Really great instructional video and very good delivery.

[@pgithens1]

I love the thorough and careful explanations. Very helpful. I have to admit to a bit of a wry smile when discussing how that pesky ambidextrous slide release control could possibly be bothersome to a right hander. As a lefty, all I can say is Boo Hoo! LOL!

[@sam-ps5tf]

How do I send in my Glock slide to get it cut for optics

[@Paleotech1]

Bought two of these. One was so far off that it would not fit into the housing slot. The other binds the action so badly that it is very difficult to rack the slide. Just for shits I dremeled 1/64 off the bottom edge of the first one in order for it to lay in the track. Threw both in trash.

[@Jay-od7uj]

I bought their pyramid trigger years,ago and it would fire when trigger was pulled and when it was released

[@antonyclarkson7546]

Well said and good advice. Thanks Lenny

[@wiggsan]

Child's play! Thanks Len!!!

[@lazarogomez5343]

Is this better than the timney alpha trigger?

[@magicjordan9131]

I put the double diamond connector in my p80 glock 26 build because I accidentally snapped the original connector that came with the parts kit while building the gun. I took it to the gun range and my gun now shoots like it has a switch. Every time I pull the trigger it shoots out of control and sends multiple shots down range. I literally didn't know what to do. I could not control the speed at which the bullets were firing from the pistol and out of fear of injury and also becaus the gun range instructors were not having it. I had to put my p80 26 away and rented a factory glock 26 from them with a regular trigger so I didn't have to spoil the trip and still get some shooting in. When I had the original connector installed, it was shooting normal at the range(1 shot at a time). Would you say there's something wrong with my gun? or is that common for the double diamond connector to shoot so fast like a switch? Its really embarrassing when you're at a gun range and your gun is shooting faster then the rules allow and everyone else is looking at you in shame because you can't control your gun. Plus I also fear the shooting fast and out of control would not help in self defense which is why I bought the gun (for self defense). If I had to defend myself I want to get shots on target not just shooting all over the place hitting everything else

[@jonahward8331]

Get a factory glock not a p80 never trust your life with a p80 factory all day

[@davidkiser4758]

If you want a good stock trigger then buy an HK, CZ, or a Walther.

[@Maximum1A]

As someone who has concealed carried for close to 20 years and a tactical shooter I do NOT recommend everyone lighten up their triggers especially to 3.5 pounds. In fact one could describe a 3.5 pound trigger as light as a feather. UNLESS you continuously practice in a live action setting which includes drawing then firing your handgun and not standing still and shooting at a range it dangerous to have a light trigger. The other major consider is accidental discharge or accidentally shooting someone! A 5 pound trigger is light enough for 98% of gun owners.