Enjoy it while you can!

 

Stock trigger. 'Nuff said.

 

Congrats!

 

You just posted online that you have a fully auto firearm. The BATF browses this site.

 

Undocumented feature.

 

Undocumented firearm.
Quick. It needs access to free ammo.

 

I don’t see a down side!

 

It’s your safety plunger spring.


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It’s your safety plunger spring.


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Or the firing pin.

 

Take a deep breath and put the OEM stuff back in the gun. You don't need any more complications. There are only a handful of aftermarket triggers I would run, but overtime I am back 100% with OEM parts. A bit of polish and a LOT of shooting and I am just fine with the trigger.

See if they will take the "kit" back and have a look. Did it double with a full magazine or close to empty. BTW - I am sure you tested many times with 2 or 3 rounds total and then gradually increased the rounds? Reason, the Glock is very much a stacking tolerance smorgasbord. A full mag will push up on the slide significantly and changing the engagement relation of the striker/crucifix area.

 

Answer the door. J/K

Go back to stock

 

 

Wanna sell it?

 

I'm afraid to post in this thread.

 

Ideas? IT'S DEFECTIVE. Replace the "pyramid full trigger system" with OEM.

 

Don’t mess with your guns internals if it’s a defensive tool.

If your gun doesn’t do what you need it to do, buy one that does instead of tinkering with it.

 

OP. Contact the maker tomorrow. You have some finer adjustments that will be required. If I recall correctly that system has adjustment screws for free travel and trigger stop. Something needs to be set right. The vendor will help you understand.

 

If you have an armorer's slide cover plate use that to check the engagement of the trigger bar sear tab and the firing pin lug with the slide and trigger forward. On Gen3 and older you want at least 2/3 vertically of the trigger bar tab covered by the firing pin lug. IIRC Gen4 and later the whole sear tab should be covered.

Make sure the firing pin safety spring is fully inserted into the firing pin safety, you should feel a small click when the spring locks into the safety. Also if you're using an aftermarket trigger spring switch back to the factory spring.

 

First things first - replace the system back to the OEM and test it again. My guess, something is amiss with the aftermarket parts.

If OEM works normally, call the trigger manufacturer and tell them what happened... see what they have to say.

 

I hear you, I have a brand new four month old Blue Label G-45, and it double taps sometimes.
In the beginning I thought it was the Glock, but now I believe my trigger finger is causing the problem.
I am a NY-2 heavier trigger spring kind of guy, the standard G-45 trigger feels very light to me, something I am not used to.
I plan to shoot the stuffing out of it in about two weeks on vacation, and I hear Glock has a stiffer trigger pull doohickie out there for sale somewhere, taht may help me.
I t could be the trigger system, it could be you.
Good luck.

 

I am a NY-2 heavier trigger spring kind of guy, the standard G-45 trigger feels very light to me, something I am not used to...I hear Glock has a stiffer trigger pull doohickie out there for sale somewhere....

For a Gen5-type Firing Mechanism, to increase the pull with OEM parts you could use the new "NY1" Trigger Spring 39651 made for the G19X and G45. Or try the UNMARKED Connector to add about 0.5-lbf to the pull.

For more, these OEM parts may be tried.

1. PLUS (8.0-lbf) Connector.

2. RED (6.3-lbf) Firing Pin Spring or BLUE (7.0-lbf) Firing Pin Spring. (These are not sold by Glock in the North American market, but some third-party suppliers of OEM parts carry them.)

 

My G32 did that a few years ago while requalifying. It was rather awkward and untimely lol....
I replaced the entire trigger assembly with STOCK GLOCK PARTS
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"I added a pyramid full trigger system to my G17 Gen 3"

Translation:
Like all the n00bs, I went to Lenny Magill's Glock Store thinking it was the official Glock Store.
Once there, I was mesmerized by all the shiny stuff and pretty colored accessories for my Glock !
I bought his house brand Pyramid trigger system. Love the gold color !

So yes, I confess, Lenny bent me over and did me dry !
But I now have a full auto Glock !

Solution:
Put the stock parts back in.

 

But did he call you in the morning?

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wow, sounds like it could be fun!

 

If you like terrible pistol triggers then yes put the stock one back in. If you actually enjoy nice triggers in your firearms .
Fix the one you have , it can only be a few things .
Buy a drop in Zev PRO trigger and don’t look back.

 

No, your Pyramid trigger is tripling... Your OEM Glock did not go that.

 

Send Lenny his POS back.

 

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When you rob a bank or murder someone (ie commit a felony) do you post it to the internet for the world to see?

The proper response when something like this happens, is to immediately remove the trigger, put the stock trigger back in, and send the parts back to the manufacturer for repair/replacement, all without any fanfare.

 

Hummm, what “felony” was committed here. OP has a malfunctioning firearm, seeking information. The proper response is to contact the vendor and attempt to resolve the problem. The pyramid is a fine system and just needs replacement or tuning. Now if the OP takes his malfunctioning firearm and robs the local quiki mart, well that is a felony.