Joined
·
49 Posts
Has anyone done one of the .25 cent trigger jobs you see all over you tube. If so, just wondering if it made a difference.
".25 cent trigger job"
1 - 20 of 21 Posts
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
pointless. its a psychological placebo. Spend $20 on the ghost 3.5 and wolf 6# spring
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
it doesn't. anything it does is extremely minimal, the effect is more of a mental improvement.
Joined
·
142 Posts
You definitely want the 2lb connector from glockworx. I've had 3.5 lb ones too and they're still really stiff. When measured a lot of them are only reduced to 4-4.5 lbs also. Also a stiffer trigger spring with a reduced tension striker safety spring will make the trigger break a lot cleaner. I wouldn't conceal with that light of a pull but it's best for everything else. Would also recommend sand paper grips. Those really make the grip feel so good it improved trigger pull consistency for me.
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
I have actually been thinking of sending you my 19 for this
Joined
·
1,210 Posts
That's a great idea!!!
Joined
·
441 Posts
What do you charge?Argyle_Armoring said:
Joined
·
13,458 Posts
Would be very interesting to put a trigger pull gauge on it and photograph the before and after trigger job pull wieghts to compare a $0.25 trigger job versus an actual component replacement trigger job. The pictures won't lie.
Unfortunately, what the pictures won't say is the smoothness of the resulting trigger feel, nor the presence/absence of any sloppiness or slack in the trigger.
Would be nice to document one, though!
Unfortunately, what the pictures won't say is the smoothness of the resulting trigger feel, nor the presence/absence of any sloppiness or slack in the trigger.
Would be nice to document one, though!
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
If someone wants to send me a gauge I would gladly give it my best polishing effort and see what happens.
Joined
·
13,458 Posts
PM me your mailing address and I will see about sending one to ya!
Joined
·
4,811 Posts
I can tell you right now that it will *feel* a little smoother and it will pull a little lighter if measured. The risk you run is over polishing the parts which can cause a failure. The question you should be asking yourself is "does this modification really make me a better shooter" and is the perceived payoff worth the risk on a carry weapon. If your drilling holes with an unmodified trigger group, I'd say you're wasting your time just to have something *feel* a little smoother. If your not drilling holes with an unmodified trigger group, I'd say practice more....and you will be a better defensive shooter for it.
Joined
·
10,247 Posts
This I've got to see. I'll be staying tuned for results cuz I did the trigger job the first week I had my 26 and I didn't notice a difference in pull difference but I did notice the pull was smoother and less "gritty" compared to the way it came from the mfgr. Unfortunatly, unless the pull scale is digital, I highly doubt there will be a registerable difference. (Is that a word?nukinfuts29 said:
*measurable*
Joined
·
4,811 Posts
Yep...and what do some people do when they encounter what you observed? They polish more......hence my warning above and perceived benefit vs. risk.
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
Will do. I have some some serious polishing on them before and I think it does squat! I'm curious to see for sure, maybe I will eat my words.
Joined
·
2,939 Posts
I have a brand new one here, that is what i plan to use. Will also test with one that has around 1000 rounds in itEvilD said:
Joined
·
149 Posts
1 - 20 of 21 Posts
