Glock 22 trigger options.

[10mmfan]

I have a Glock 22 gen 3 that is completely stock. I got to try the trigger on a Glock 35 recently, and I believe it would be a great improvement over the stock trigger on my G22. I was told this improved trigger is simply a swap of the disconnector and parts cost for this is under $30.00. Has anyone attempted this swap? Is it as straight forward as the gun shop guy says? I was checking out triggers at glocktriggers.com and they are about 150.00 to 170.00 for a whole unit. I would love hear from anybody with experience with the factory Glock 3.5lb unit or the glocktriggers.com unit especially with experience on the difficulty of doing the swaps on your own.

 

[AD Marc]

I have a Glock 22 gen 3 that is completely stock. I got to try the trigger on a Glock 35 recently, and I believe it would be a great improvement over the stock trigger on my G22. I was told this improved trigger is simply a swap of the disconnector and parts cost for this is under $30.00. Has anyone attempted this swap? Is it as straight forward as the gun shop guy says? I was checking out triggers at glocktriggers.com and they are about 150.00 to 170.00 for a whole unit. I would love hear from anybody with experience with the factory Glock 3.5lb unit or the glocktriggers.com unit especially with experience on the difficulty of doing the swaps on your own.

A 3.5 lb factory trigger will cost about $25. In my opinion its too light for a carry gun. I like combining that connecter with the NY1 trigger return spring.

 

[Hohn]

Buy a 3/32" punch and you can swap triggers in about 5 minutes.

Personally, I just did a polish of the stock connector and other trigger group parts, the striker safety plunger and all the other parts mentioned in the now-famous "25 cent Glock Trigger Job" video.

This was on my G22G4.


I'm very pleased with the results. It's noticeably smoother, but no change in perceived weight ( I don't have means to measure). I like the stock trigger mostly as-is. The crispness of the polished stock trigger appeals to me. Take up is fast and smooth, you hit the "Glock Hump", a little more squeeze and SNAP!-- a nice crisp break.

Here's the polishing video:
http://youtu.be/0XJxltxvAo4

And the detail strip video:
http://youtu.be/0XJxltxvAo4