Strike Industries Recalls Glock Improved Flat Trigger

[spqrzilla]

Strike Industries is recalling their "Improved Flat Trigger" for Glock for unspecified safety concern.

https://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/recall

[ray1970]

I looked into these triggers and decided to pass. I don?t typically like to use Chinese parts but liked the looks of it and thought about trying one out in a pistol that is for range use only.

The first thing I didn?t like was that the little safety dongle was nowhere near the frame and allowed a lot of rearward travel of the trigger and trigger bar without the little dongle being disengaged. Enough movement to disengage the drop safety and possibly deactivate the striker block. There are even a couple of YouTube videos where there was enough rearward travel to actually release the striker.

I hope they redesign it and make it right as I still wouldn?t mind trying one because I like the looks of it.

[O2HeN2]

Check out Rock Your Glock's Phantom trigger (https://www.rockyourglock.com/parts/RYGTriggers.htm). I think it's the best price-performacne point out there.

There are probably better Glock triggers, and they're certianly more expensive Glock triggers, but these have severd me well on multiple Glocks.

...and the store is a hop, skip and a jump from Denver at approximately 85/Santa Fe and Titan.

O2

[ray1970]

Since most of the aftermarket triggers still use an OEM trigger bar I prefer to just buy a replacement shoe. Factory Glock triggers are about $15 so if the RYG trigger posted above uses the factory trigger bar then you?re basically paying $85 for the trigger shoe.

I went with the Suarez trigger shoe for like $40 and it seems decent so far. The trigger bar is moved slightly rearward but there is still cruciform engagement on the shelf for the drop safety and there is no disengagement of the striker block safety with the trigger at rest.