I am pleased that people are interested in my drop-in trigger kits. I want to take this opportunity to correct a misconception about the need for adjustment. My trigger kits use standard Glock parts and will need no more adjustment than a standard Glock trigger.
Robin Taylor in his great article in Front Sight Magazine said that “the literature says it will need adjusting after a few thousands rounds” This is a slight misquotation. Here is a copy of the enclosed instructions that accompany each trigger kit.
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Congratulations on the purchase of a “Rhea Gun” Unlimited competition trigger.
These parts replace the standard trigger parts in your small frame Glock pistol. Have them installed by a competent person. Make sure the pistol is kept clean and properly lubricated. Any dirt or lubricant in the firing pin tunnel can cause malfunction such as light strikes and misfires.
The drop-in trigger components were designed to work together as a group. If you mix other parts into the group they may not function as intended.
This trigger job will require periodic maintenance. After several thousand rounds the contact surfaces will need to be polished in order to restore that “like new” feel. Be careful when polishing that you do not change the angles of the contact surfaces on the firing pin and the trigger bar.
For best results I recommend Federal pistol primers.
Parts list
Trigger bar
Trigger spring
Connector
Firing pin
Firing pin spring
Spring cups
Spacer sleeve
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I hope this will answer your questions.
I don’t know how long a trigger kit will last. I have never worn one out. Before going to a match that I care about I will touch up the finish on the trigger parts.
Regards
Dale
