Best glock trigger Hands down

[tha1000]

My new blue label Glock 34 MOS has a legit 7# trigger.

[lefty o]

3 hours ago, tha1000 said:

My new blue label Glock 34 MOS has a legit 7# trigger.

i dont doubt it.

[bigtimelarry]

Vanek Classic Grandmaster..

[rooster]

Like most folks I have tried a lot of aftermarket triggers, some were ok, others defeated safeties, so I pretty much said the hell with it, no more money on triggers.  Then I saw some videos on you tube by a guy named Johnny Glock.  This guy is OCD big time on glock triggers.  I ordered just his trigger bar because I had so many other components.  This thing is sweet, all safeties work, and the polish job is the best that I have ever seen. He will set up your trigger how you want it,  You want a rolling feel done, you want little take up, crisp break you got it.  I told him my trigger needed to be uspsa production legal, no problem.  He even gives away a lot of his methods on you tube videos.  Check him out.

[apetrulis01]

Johnny Glock competition trigger kits are fantastic. If you are looking for a flat trigger which I have come to love go look at Overwatch Precision.

 

Adam

[BigBoss]

 If I may. Knowing how the firing system functions as a whole is of primary importance. So a (-) connector will give you less resistance at the wall, MORE sponge due to the graduated 80 degree angle and a shorter reset for the same reason. The 6# trigger Spring counter tension against the 4.5# Striker spring is the recipe for a neutral or slow reset as the Striker is at a 1.5# disadvantage. You'll be waiting on the trigger where as with a #5 Spring the 1/2# counter tension will allow for a positive aggressive reset thereby letting the Springs do the work so your finger can relax. If you understand Trigger control moreover how muscles actually function the benefits of what I explained above will be remarkably clear. There's more to this if you exam things clearly and closely..

Or you could buy the prettiest darnd Trigger you can find on Instagram ? BTW in skilled hands  those can be reworked into  YOUR perfect trigger. It depends on your definition of perfect.

Edited May 30, 2017 by BigBoss
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[GlockCanMan]

While I have to say I haven't tried all of them yet, I would have to say Vanek triggers are at the top of my list.

[spencerattix]

Johnny Glock does a great trigger. He'll spend the time talking to you to find out exactly how you want it set up. I like mine.

[bigtimelarry]

On 6/16/2017 at 0:50 AM, GlockCanMan said:

While I have to say I haven't tried all of them yet, I would have to say Vanek triggers are at the top of my list.

 

+1  -   Vanek's are Awesome..

[Polaris13]

I've tried a few different triggers, and my favorite so far is the Vanek.  You won't be sorry here.  Installed on 4th gen Glock 34.

[Dieselvrr]

Just got a DK off a member here...pretty excited to see what they are all about.  My new G34 MOS trigger felt pretty heavy.  Once it hit the "wall", felt like a good amount of pressure for the break.  I dont have a scale so couldnt measure.

[Polaris13]

An update to my post about my new Vanek trigger in my Glock 34 Gen 4.  After a hundred test rounds I ran the gun in a Robert Vogel Class over 600 rounds without an issue or cleaning.  Vogel's class was excellent by the way.

 

[MemphisMechanic]

When you hit 6,000 the guys around here might notice.  

 

600 is an average day at the range practicing.

 

My gun with a Vanek drop-in kit would go 3k between cleanings just fine.

[bigtimelarry]

I have a Vanek and I go 10k rounds before I take the Trigger Assembly out to clean everything..

Edited July 24, 2017 by bigtimelarry

[Slow250]

I find it interesting the some Green Berets created a company that's acronym is AD. 

[Dieselvrr]

I noticed a lot of the drop in trigger kits come with an aluminum polished trigger housing pin.  What does this actually do?  Its not a moving part so how does it help the trigger feel, pull or reset?  Thoughts?

[Polymer]

5 hours ago, Dieselvrr said:

I noticed a lot of the drop in trigger kits come with an aluminum polished trigger housing pin.  What does this actually do?  Its not a moving part so how does it help the trigger feel, pull or reset?  Thoughts?

When I talked to TTI, they said they used it for when stippling so the plastic one didn't melt.

[858]

What I learned from this thread is there are no "hands down best". There are a lot of good/great options though.