Glock Trigger

[NightCat]

So....

Here is some progress I made the other night....haven't pulled the trigger on it yet to feel if it's any different...I kinda lost a striker spring cup lol...dont ask, anyone who's been balls deep in their glock knows those bastards take off lol.

Either way, 100% stock right now, just polished up....Still looking ito 3.5lbs connectors that will work correctly in Gen4...no one seems to know..

Less gum flapping, moar pics....

Surgical take down and organization of parts.


Frame components prior to any work


Connector was the first piece to get polished to a mirror.




Trigger bar surfaces..

[NightCat]

Okay...well, while waiting on the Striker spring cup to come in...I had to fuck with it some more and make it even more shiny lol.

Safety Plunger:


Connector: I put the punch on top of it just to show...you can read what it says on the punch off the connector :-)

And here you can see my camera lens in the connector lol. Nice job iPhone

[HoneyBadger]

I just put the Ghost Rocket 3.5 in my G19 (gen 3) and very lightly polished up the contact surfaces. Took about an hour and made a world of difference. I shoot more accurately and like the pull A LOT better. Good luck with your endeavors!

[NightCat]

I just put the Ghost Rocket 3.5 in my G19 (gen 3) and very lightly polished up the contact surfaces. Took about an hour and made a world of difference. I shoot more accurately and like the pull A LOT better. Good luck with your endeavors!

I'm going to give it a shot with the stock parts just polished...as you see...I seriously..polished the ever loving shit out of it.

I noticed after my first polishing that I was essentially trying to polish a coarse rock and it was only polishing the non coarse surfaces..., I looked after several applications of polish and you could just tell...the tooling of the component had left it somewhat rough...

So, it might be cheating or frowned upon, but I hit it with some 1000, 1500, 2000, 3000 grit sand paper to make the surface I was trying to polish for uniform and rid of imperfections. After that and using the polishing compound some more and adjusting my technique is when I found that I could use my connector as a mirror.

I did do more than you need to, and more than where the surfaces touch, simply because it was easier to do the entire trigger bar than try and focus on very specific area's and I think it cosmetically looks better and will hopefully aid in cleaning in the future.

I'm hoping to get a spring cup in the mail today or tomorrow from JOEO who was kind enough to save my ass after I managed to eject one of my cups while reassembling my striker so I am yet to feel my new trigger...


I'm having issues finding out which connector truly is compatible with a Gen 4....appears as though the gen4 is a bit more picky about what goes in it :P