Glock 25 Cent Trigger Job

[parkerxxxxxx]

I did this to my Glock Gen 2's back in '93. I don't think we had YouTube back then either. I was on my own. (Nobody liked Glock's back then.) I also added lighter connectors for 3.5# pull. Things have changed and some improvements have been made to the firearm, but the design is still the same. Your approach is an intelligent and simple one for anyone to follow. Nice job!

[narcolepticdoc]

@parkerxxxxxx Same here. Back then it was just: open it up, see where things are rubbing, polish them, reassemble.

[MrMZaccone]

The real problem with the Glock trigger isn't pull, it's overtravel. When you can figure out how to correct that for 25 cents let me know. 

[kspnosa]

@MrMZaccone buy a 2mm hex head screw. drill & tap the trigger mechanism housing. adjust screw & test for over travel. repeat process if necessary..

[MrMZaccone]

@kspnosa Yeah, that would probably work and I'd thought of it. I'd just like something a little more substantial, the reliability of which has been tested. I'd also like something that doesn't require a permanent modification.

[JonnyBuzzkill]

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[Solingen1000]

so basicaly polish all points were there is wear on the metal

[chopinbloc]

Thanks much. Clear instruction, easy to follow, great results. For the guys saying he goes too fast, you do realize you can pause and rewind YouTube videos, right?

[davidroygodden]

Thank you bro. Really nice job. DG

[svt283]

worked for me :)

thanks!

[PiranhaNut]

great video bro, Thanks.

[doctim11]

Good info but the accent makes it hard to understand.

[OldRotorhead]

@doctim11 Whut accent??

[cutdownsideways]

@doctim11 i'm from louisiana so i can understand him lol

[dhg734]

@doctim11 I'm about as yankee as yankee gets and I can understand him just fine... then again, 80%+ of my family is from the deeep south so I may have an advantage :p

Either way, great video. I plan on stripping down my glock 17 to do this tomorrow.

[adhab]

Slow the F down. I know how to completely disassemble my Glock but others don't

[neoprimato1959]

Much smoother than original. Not a lighter pull in weight, but no longer that gritty pull prior to ignition. Big difference! Thanks a bunch.

[rsvmilleride]

Thanks, easy to follow and it DID make a difference . Even though I was already running 3.5 connector/spring I can tell the diff. Very well worth and it only takes 10 minutes . Thanks again.

[bigsubs1]

GREAT tutorial. did this with my g26. made a slight difference. was kinda scared at first to fully disassemble but you made it pretty easy to follow and now i know exactly what to do. AWESOME video

[coreysblackmon0427]

I did this to my glock 17.....I couldn't tell a diffrence when I was dry firing it inside...I took it outside and ran a Mag. throught it....WOW.....It is a great trigger now,very smoth and crisp...THANK YOU very much.

[BigTVideos]

Really great job friend, easy to see and follow. Thanks

[spinhat]

great job, just did this to my G19 and all is good, can't wait to shoot some IDPA with it.

[kong2bai]

great video, short and sweet right to the point, love the illustration at the upper righthand corner.

[greddymiata3]

Great video, however, after reassembling my Glock i noticed the trigger was getting inconsistent tough pulls. Later, I lightly oiled up the connector and trigger bar and now it is smooth as butter. Cant wait to shoot it.

[solidseung]

Great video, did it on my Glock 23. Solid Seung approved!

[Miata822]

Thanks!  Great vid!

[pup171]

thanks for the vid

[kraken58]

Many thanks for posting this video. You did a great job with your explanations! Will give it a go onto my G34. Well done and thanks from "down under"

[TheFr1ch]

I did this to my G22 and its almost like a ghost trigger job now. Its so smooth!!!!!

[buzzclark]

Hello. What kind of dremel tool were you using? & how much did it cost? Do I need an expensive one with multi-speeds in order to do the job correctly. ThX.  Sincerely, JAMES.

[grifaldo21]

very very very good my friend

[Eslamizar]

Cool vid, I used FLITZZ polish (silver tube) and I polished everything. I have seen a few videos on how to do a ".25 cent" trigger job.. We are being told to just polish the certain spots, Why not everything? I understand that some metal can come off from over polish but I did a nice light polish and everything looks good. I did not take off any metal or grind or round anything off so I don't think it's a big deal if you polish all over, correct me if I am wrong..... Thank's everyone.

[250rapid]

Polishing the connector half or 3/4 down is fine but doing it all the way down won't do any damage.

[glockerotica]

You did an excellent job describing how to detail strip everything. I link people to this even who aren't looking to do any polishing, because you're very clear and detailed. Thank you very much my friend.

[tacdriver22mk2]

wait i subed to u like a year or two ago i guess this is your second channel

[200xcwRIDA]

Good job.

[argy1182]

Thanks for the video. Great instructions.

[Bullittstable]

Great video. Im not sure why you are so conservative with the polishing though. I polished everything in my G33, agressively. I tried the minimal polish and was disappointed so all the guts look like chrome now. What a difference. I highly recommend polishing the shit out of it all.

[TRiem97]

Nice work, I have to do this to my Glocks.

[chrisr069]

I haven't tried this yet... but totally will. Thx so much for making it! One question though...

I feel like there is 1 more spot you could polish on the trigger bar. The very back most part of the trigger bar gets pushed into a 'catch' in the frame that forces the whole trigger bar assembly downward... once it's moved low enough, the trigger pin slips out and springs forward. Couldn't we attempt to polish that contact point between the 'catch' and the backmost portion of the trigger bar?

[sootch00]

I'm a big Glock fan and this is great~ Thanks for sharing!

[JonJon95GT]

Great video. I'm trying to decide which of my Glocks I want to try this on.

[JonJon95GT]

I wound up doing this on my Glock 19c about 5 months ago. It worked very well and made my most accurate Glock even more accurate. Love it.

[rongallant]

Your video was the first one I found that was clear enough that I was confident to do it. Just finished and also polished the feed ramp while I was in there. THANKS!!

[tamak47]

Great video, very helpful , thanks.

[tincan12345678]

very helpful video, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[quikrain]

Very well done

[cptblackhawk]

Lol. this guy sounds like he's from the dirty south but I bet all teh niggers are watchin this vid

[shihulud1982]

Dude, I've been watching your vids and YOU can SHOOT! You have some mag change skills as well! I was about to subscribe to your channel, but i noticed that it was hacked. Let me know when you get it back up and I will sub! I do a lot of gunsmithing as well, and I've did a trigger job on my Mini-14 and it was a TASK with the rough cast steel in the action. Glocks are nice, But I prefer my HK USP. Also, for future reference, try metal buffing compounds like jewelers rouge.

[Jetta32696]

Nice video so far, I'm 4 minutes in so far. One thing I noticed is that you removed the pins in the incorrect order...

[kickedintheballs2000]

Looks much better.

[FrostyManElemental]

Very informative video. Keep up the good work!

[Dkguerilla]

greaat video 5/5  like all of your video's