[14indy]

My new 43X has a trigger pull of 8lbs according to my very good gun shop. I'm wanting to get it down to 4-5lbs but there are so many venders out there. I will probably have my guy at the shop do the install.
Would perfer a black trigger with a red safety lever. I'm 78 and probably can't do the install by myself.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

 

[SJ 40]

My new 43X has a trigger pull of 8lbs according to my very good gun shop. I'm wanting to get it down to 4-5lbs but there are so many venders out there. I will probably have my guy at the shop do the install.
Would perfer a black trigger with a red safety lever. I'm 78 and probably can't do the install by myself.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Glock just a month and a half ago announced their own Glock performance trigger that is supposed to deliver a roughly 4 1/2 pound trigger pull, you may want to check into it as it carries a factory warrantee.

GLOCK Inc. | GLOCK Pistols | Buy Guns Online

us.glock.com

 

[Danzig]

Glock just a month and a half ago announced their own Glock performance trigger that is supposed to deliver a roughly 4 1/2 pound trigger pull, you may want to check into it as it carries a factory warrantee.

GLOCK Inc. | GLOCK Pistols | Buy Guns Online

us.glock.com

They don’t have one for the 43X.
Yet?

 

[3404speed]

If carrying it i wouldnt mess with changing the trigger.

 

[Knightrider-52]

I installed a flat PolyDat by Overwatch Precision. PN28622

 

[ssweet97]

Check out Agency Arms

 

[14indy]

Thank You to all !!!

 

[Che]

If you are going to carry the Glock 43X I would recommend not changing the trigger.

I am a retired Policeman so that is my opinion. In a stressful situation like being threatened by a criminal you will not notice if it’s a 3# or a 15# trigger. The adrenaline rush will give you super powers like Batman.

 

[RIP]

The adrenaline rush will give you super powers like Batman.

Followed by, you won’t rise to the occasion. You’ll be reduced to your training.

 

[Oddball]

I don't understand why the trigger pull would be that heavy! Glock advertises the trigger pull on there website as being 24 Newtons which converts to 5.3954146344 pound-force. I could see a little variances one way or the other, but 3 pounds seems a lot to me.

 

[Sabachka]

In a stressful situation like being threatened by a criminal you will not notice if it’s a 3# or a 15# trigger.

Quoted for The Truth.

 

[G29guy]

If carrying it i wouldnt mess with changing the trigger.

OP is 78….leave him be. I don’t think the usual arguments apply…. Whether it’s the gun failing or “they’ll use that against you in court”, I think at 78 both options aren’t really that important- lol

 

[Danzig]

OP is 78….leave him be. I don’t think the usual arguments apply…. Whether it’s the gun failing or “they’ll use that against you in court”, I think at 78 both options aren’t really that important- lol

78 is the new 35!

 

[Oddball]

Excuse me, computer operator error! 🥴

 

[Danzig]

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Discussion Starter · #1 · Mar 10, 2023

My new 43X has a trigger pull of 8lbs according to my very good gun shop. I'm wanting to get it down to 4-5lbs but there are so many venders out there. I will probably have my guy at the shop do the install.
Would perfer a black trigger with a red safety lever. I'm 78 and probably can't do the install by myself.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

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Glock just a month and a half ago announced their own Glock performance trigger that is supposed to deliver a roughly 4 1/2 pound trigger pull, you may want to check into it as it carries a factory warrantee.

GLOCK Inc. | GLOCK Pistols | Buy Guns Online

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Theres nothing wrong with a Glock that a Polymer 80 frame won't fix.

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They don’t have one for the 43X.
Yet?

Long Live the Republic, God Bless America!

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If carrying it i wouldnt mess with changing the trigger.

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I installed a flat PolyDat by Overwatch Precision. PN28622

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Check out Agency Arms

G19 Gen 4 G43x Slimline
"Glock Perfection For Glock Protection"

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14indy

Oddball go home you drunk!

 

[Oddball]

Oddball go home you drunk!

Sorry man, drinking wine, eating cheese, catching some rays............ 😎

 

[Oddball]

My new 43X has a trigger pull of 8lbs according to my very good gun shop. I'm wanting to get it down to 4-5lbs but there are so many venders out there. I will probably have my guy at the shop do the install.
Would perfer a black trigger with a red safety lever. I'm 78 and probably can't do the install by myself.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

You may want to go to the dealer or gunsmith you mentioned and compare your pistols trigger pull with the other Glocks like yours that the dealer has. If there's a lot of difference between your gun and the others I'd contact Glock and see what they have to say. I noticed a small part of the rifling gone from my barrel for a Glock 27 Gen3 that I purchased just before the Gen 4's came out. That's been within the last year. I contacted Glock and they told me to send them my barrel. I did and the they sent me a new barrel!

 

[beerbeer95648]

Have someone who knows what they are doing check for drag from the connector. My NIB G48 mos had an 8# pull. Adjusted the connector yielded a 4.75-5# pull

 

[beerbeer95648]

Here was my thread at glocktalk....https://www.glocktalk.com/threads/g48-mos-8-25-trigger-pull.1965737/#post-31781482