Glockworx ZT Titanium Firing Pin Safety

[Tom Brannon]

Does the Glockworx ZT Titanium Firing Pin Safety really do any better job than the factory?

[Marshal82]

I have tried it and prefer the original with a lighter spring. What helps is to dome/round the end of the stock one similar to the Ti.

[Tom Brannon]

I have tried it and prefer the original with a lighter spring. What helps is to dome/round the end of the stock one similar to the Ti.

Thanks

[Sean Gaines]

I have put in the lightning strike titanium plunger and spring, and that alone took 1/2lb off the trigger pull. I am sure the glockworx would probably yeild similiar results.

[Smo11]

I have the ls titanium plunger in mine and I noticed a difference

[Tom Brannon]

I'd like add a mag well....but that would take me out of production

[Tom Brannon]

I'd like add a mag well....but that would take me out of production

[MarkCO]

I have put in the lightning strike titanium plunger and spring, and that alone took 1/2lb off the trigger pull. I am sure the glockworx would probably yeild similiar results.

Yes. Spring is most of the weight reduction, but they are also smoother. As for rounding an original, I would not advise it. They are plated and now you will be under the plating. You could strip it, round it and refinish it, but that costs more than the Ti plunger and spring, which also make the pull smoother.

However, in production, with not being able to get rid of the long take-up, the Ti plunger does not make much of a difference. In Limited or Open, I would almost say it is required.