Light striker spring w stock striker didn't work for me

[Sleepswithdogs]

Put in a light spring kit, trigger bar and 3.5 connector from Glockworx in a Gen3, 34 and everything worked great for about 100 rounds, then I started getting light strikes. Very disappointing how much heavier the trigger felt with the stock striker spring back in so I got their lightened striker, now everything is back to great, no more light strikes, and the trigger feels almost like a 1911.

Tar.

Edited April 27, 2013 by Sleepswithdogs

[EkuJustice]

Ya some have luck with the light spring and factory striker but it shot or miss. I run a light weight jäger in All mine and never have an issue

Edited April 28, 2013 by EkuJustice

[Blue Jacket]

I actually use a 4.5 lb striker spring from Wolff. Not quite as light pull, but reliable ignition. I had the same problem with 1 of my factory strikers.

[67 LS1 Camaro]

OEM striker w/light spring works 100% on my G17 , with Fed SP

[waktasz]

Yep...You need to run Fed primers if you want to run a super light striker spring.

[sauza45]

I use winchester primers with the factory striker and wolff light spring. Have around 8,000 rounds and not 1 light strike. I use Marine spring caps and I think that is the trick. I have set up 2 guns that

way and neither has hade a light strike. I have even used CCI primer and all have fired.

[Stician]

Glockworx spring has too much vibration when compared back to back with Wolff. Vanek's milled square face polished spring is even better. Also if you guys want crisp, it's time to try an ejector housing with adjustable overtravel. I was very surprised on how much input this setting has had on the feel of the break.

[McGlock]

Im with blue jacket, 4.5lb wolff. No issues.. If i start getting light strikes, time for a new spring. I keep a few on hand at all times.

[whatsupglock]

4.5 lbs wolff spring here with stock striker as well. 3-3.25lbs trigger pull and I use CCI primers with no light strikes.

[Rob01]

Tula primers with a 4.5 spring and stock striker gets light strikes. 5 lbs spring works fine. I thought about trying a lightened striker but heard even then some were getting light strikes with the hard primers.

[JBP55]

It is not uncommon to get light strikes using a 4# spring with the OEM firing pin. I have never gotton a light strike using the 4.5# or 5.0# Wolff springs.

[frankge]

Glockworx lightened stainless striker with extended tip + Federal Primers = 100%

[JBP55]

Glockworx lightened stainless striker with extended tip + Federal Primers = 100%

Same with Jager but everyone does not reload and those that do can not always get Federal primers.

[stickboy44]

If you are shooting federal primer you can run any spring combo you want..and it will always go bang