Glock trigger

[O-gre 7]

Not sure if I'm describing this right but is it normal for a glock trigger to feel "gritty"? When I pull it slow you notice it.

[Jon 264]

Yes. That's one of the many reasons why glocks suck.

[blksheep 466]

Yes. That's one of the many reasons why glocks suck.

 

From a notorious GLOCK hater.

[blksheep 466]

It's a little gritty. It's a combat gun not a toy.

[Jon 264]

From a notorious GLOCK hater.

 

[O-gre 7]

It's a little gritty. It's a combat gun not a toy.

thx, my h&k and sig don't feel that way. Just want to make sure it's "normal" if so I couldn't care less.

[Jon 264]

Damn right your HK doesn't feel that way.

[Tactical Turtle 11]

Its normal... its fine... everytime u pull the trigger it will go bang as long as the ammo is good

[Old School 611]

It's a little gritty. It's a combat gun not a toy.

 

BLK - The parts are electropolished and should be pretty smooth. Cleaning and the slightest drop of light oil, I use micrometer oil, Usually makes a difference.

[lunker 274]

I drop a tiny bit of oil on the cruciform and it smooths out the action.

[blksheep 466]

Damn right your HK doesn't feel that way.

 

Please. I have more HK pistols go down than I can count.

[High Exposure 5,668]

A Glock pistol has three safeties that all disengage automatically as you press the trigger in sequence. That "grittiness" you are feeling is the triggerbar hitting in all the right places so the gun will go bang.

 

No one ever accused Glock of having a great trigger, but, they do just fine in a social setting.

 

Dry fire the piss out of it. It will smooth out considerably over the next 5000 trigger pulls. All 5 of mine have.

 

Good luck with the new pistol!

[O-gre 7]

Thank you, put a bit of Eezox there and smoothing out already. Do love the simplicty and quality of the Glock.

[GRIZ 3,369]

Like High Exposure said use it and it will smooth out.

[Socom 19]

YouTube .25 cent trigger job