Clean break, shorter feel, and a flat face that makes your finger placement more consistent. This is a drop-in upgrade built around a tuned OEM-style trigger bar, meant to tighten up the factory Gen 5 trigger feel without turning your pistol into a science project.
Fitment
- Fits most Glock Gen 5 models in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG that use the standard Gen 5 trigger setup
- Flat-faced aluminum trigger shoe with tuned trigger bar for reduced pre-travel feel and a more tactile reset
- Designed to keep factory safeties intact
Does NOT fit
- Does not fit Glock Gen 1–4 pistols
- Does not fit Glock 42
- Does not fit Glock 43, 43X, or 48
- Not compatible with the PSA Dagger platform
- If you have a non-standard frame or non-standard internal geometry, verify before you buy to avoid returns
Tools needed
- Glock armorer tool or 3/32 punch
- Bench block or a folded towel to support the frame
- Small hammer helps, but you can do it without caveman swings
Install notes
- Field strip and confirm the pistol is unloaded, then remove pins and trigger group like a normal trigger swap
- Install and perform a full function check: trigger safety, reset, striker engagement, and drop safety behavior
- Some builds may require minor fitting depending on tolerances and prior mods
Any required warnings/notes
- Recommended install by a qualified armorer or gunsmith if you are not 100% confident
- After install: function test again after your first range session, because reality is the final inspector
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