Glock triggers are not exactly precise, but the one on my Glock 42 is the worst. I have put about 1500 rounds through it in addition to doing a bunch of dry firing. The trigger has the usual take-up and hits the wall. Then it is nothing but creep until it finally fires. The last part of the trigger pull reminds me of a base Colt Government model from the 1980s or some difficult factory Remington 700 triggers I have experienced over the years. Add all that to a light gun and it takes a lot of concentration to shoot well as the distance increases. I have taken the gun completely apart and inspected and cleaned it, and everything looks fine. It has the minus connector. Anybody else experience this?
Glock 42 Trigger is “Challenging”
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MedicineBow
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I was going to say the same thing as Direct Drive.
A big improvement can be made by working on the striker cups / striker channel liner mating surfaces.
Polish the striker spring and of course all other mating surfaces throughout the trigger mechanism.
Watch Johnny Glock videos.
A big improvement can be made by working on the striker cups / striker channel liner mating surfaces.
Polish the striker spring and of course all other mating surfaces throughout the trigger mechanism.
Watch Johnny Glock videos.
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