Trigger Job

[wil32]

I need a Trigger job for my glock 17 in Quebec, anyone got any clue???

 

[PharoH]

to tell you the truth, you could do it yourself. It's very easy and there's ton's of videos on youtube.

 

[Rod B]

Get an aftermarket 3lb connector. Should be priced around $20.00 to $25.00.

There is also the .25 trigger job with info available on the GlockTalk website.

 

[wil32]

I dont have the equipment for a 25 cent trigger job.

 

[wil32]

Get an aftermarket 3lb connector. Should be priced around $20.00 to $25.00.

There is also the .25 trigger job with info available on the GlockTalk website.

already have a 3.5 connector

 

[Onagoth]

NY1 trigger spring and 3.5# connector. Take up and break will be much smoother and more predictable, also has a quicker more defined reset.

total cost, $30-40 dollars. The hardest part of the whole job will be trying to pop out that damned trigger pin.

Check youtube for the vids, if you can get that pin out easily, from start to finish that replacement takes less than 5 minutes.

 

[wil32]

http://www.pistolaccents.com/Glock-NY2-Trigger-Spring_p_86.html


is the NY2 going to be better since its 12lbs and NY1 8lbs

 

[wil32]

where can i find those for shippping to Canada

 

[CanuckShooter]

glockparts.com..... $3 for part, $3 for shipping

 

[tjhaile]

The $0.25 Glock trigger jo

http://www.alpharubicon.com/mrpoyz/glock/

 

[wil32]

NY1 or NY2 for a smoother trigger

 

[Stevo]

How about leave it alone and just shoot it?

 

[bcsteve]

How about leave it alone and just shoot it?

How much fun would that be!

 

[Silverado]

For the price of the parts and/or work, you could buy a cheap rotary tool (Dremel knock-off) and some polish and do it yourself, and faster.

 

[jperos]

Best advice I got was from a certified Glock armourer at Police Ordnance. Leave it alone and just learn how to shoot it.

 

[tjhaile]

For the price of the parts and/or work, you could buy a cheap rotary tool (Dremel knock-off) and some polish and do it yourself, and faster.

Dremel tools and trigger jobs do not mix! By all means, do it yourself, but leave the rotary tool alone for this job.

 

[wil32]

that doesnt help me choising between NY1 and NY2

 

[FAQMAT]

Best advice I got was from a certified Glock armourer at Police Ordnance. Leave it alone and just learn how to shoot it.

+1
When did you get that G17, how many rounds have you put through it?

The NY2 is way too strong. It's designed fo LEO to avoid accidental discharge in a stressfull situation. It' s OK for duty or concealed carry, but for a range gun, i just don't see the benefit.

Again, if you have just put a little amount of ammo's through it don't mess with the trigger yet. Get used to the stock trigger at first, maybe you will not change it at all after that.