**EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY*** Your Glock has one of these so refining it is quintessential to a drag free smooth and/or crisp & quick trigger break feel
Been watching your videos to ensure my build that ended up with a 2 lb trigger is fully safe and has the most affirmative reset. Before I would have just swapped trigger pieces, but now I feel like I understand the nuances better of how the trigger angles and tension work together
Great advice, thanks Johnny. I've already adjusted my 4 lb connector laterally, per your instructions. Next time I have the pistol torn down, I'll stone that little ledge on the connector, to facilitate a smooth drop of the bar into reset. Your videos are golden, TH-cam keeps them alive for years on end. - Z
I just love to watch these it helps so much Johnny to be able to understand and perform some of your trade secrets. You just answered an email from me and I think you’re the best in the business because of service to us all is fantastic Thank you Brother. From northern az
Great video Johnny even now in 2024 its as relevant as ever! I think my Gen 2's are very happy now! So is their baby brother Gen5. More importantly, I'm happy I stumbled on your Channel, here and on Rumble!
I just have to say Johnny, you really know your stuff and it is awesome of you to share your knowledge like you do, and taking time from your work to make these great videos! Please keep them coming. I will, in the near future be ordering one of your drop in Competition triggers for my gen 5 G34.
Your videos are so informative. I put together my first pistol and before I found your channel I put a Apex into it. I'm really unhappy with it but after watching a bunch of your videos I'm ready to experiment. I have a feeling you're still going to end up seeing my gun but these videos have been so helpful. You're truly a master at what you do in a world of part changers.
Thanks Johnny for explaining this in such a easy to understand way!Since finding your site I have learned something new everytime I watch one of your videos!
I just stumbled on your videos. Thank you for taking the time to teach us. I intend to put a Johnny glock trigger in a gun at some point in the near future, mainly because how nice of a guy Johnny appears to be.
I always file down the sharp edge where the transfere bar slides over during reset- helps smooth out the pull & reset. Careful though only smooth out connector , don't take out alot of metal.
First, I’m digging all your videos. I’m learning a lot. I’m applying ALL your safety minded ways and modifications to a p80 build. Which video do you show how you bend the connector?
First off Thank You! The videos are extremely helpful you have transformed my trigger, the difference is Night and Day. I was just wondering if you had ever used the old 8lb. connector? I know its a different angle but would it break sooner? Combined with the lighter spring kit.
Would be nice to see a before and after demonstration of the trigger press to see how the things discussed in these videos impact the break, reset, creep, pull weight, ect.
Thank you for sharing you knowledge and maybe a large notepad and a rough drawing of what your doing would help!! Does not have to be art but a representation of the parts your honing!! Again thanks!!
What kind of stones are those? Are they “polishing” stones or “sharpening” stones? I know you used them dry but if looking to get some of them would they be considered “wet/dry stones” “wetstones”? Are they like the same material but just long flat versions of the colored dremel stones?
Sir in this video you are using a black/orange jig to hold the Glock triger in place to see the functions. Do you sale them if so how can I get them from you or where can I get them at. Thanks and stay blessed.
Could you also do this to a connector to help with trigger reset issues (ie. the shelf in the slide is too thin and doesn’t allow the connector to be moved over enough for the trigger bar to reset)?
Any chance you could look into doing M&P trigger videos someday? The glock videos are very helpful and I have learned a ton but I could see you doing well covering more pistols with just as simple trigger functions
If i create a slope how much is to much ? If it can be measured a 1/32 1/16 of a inch. A slope must be created then what would be ideal would be to round off the Conners of that slope. I guess as little as possible would ideal so its sitting at like 1deg in the housing...file at 1deg approx. Then round off those corners man that would be hard.
Excellent! Makes sense. Just like chamfering the leading edge on a 1911 sear. You don't need much, maybe 0.001" taken off that edge. Same thing with the Cruciform I would imagine. Thanks!
You definitely do not want to chamfer the cruciform, it is the sears and you want it to be razor-sharp and straight otherwise your Glock might go into full auto or discharge from even a slight bump.
Pretty sure I had you do a trigger job on one of my glocks maybe 5-7 years ago. Did you do some work in florida gun shows? If not you are the doppleganger of another glock guy lol. If so are you still in the area?
TakeDeadAim I have, finding quality stones is like hunting morel mushrooms. Especially actual quality tool and die makers stones. I have a couple of very fine pieces left over from trade school but have not been able to find anything of that quality except some ceramic stones from Midway. Thanks for your input.
TakeDeadAim Been there, both sites. 1200 is finest grit they have and it is in the larger size stone, looking for the finer grit in the small size stick as seen in this video. Leave a link to that, unless it is ceramic stone which I already have. The ceramics are small like the pinkish colored diamond stone in this vid and are great for the very last polishing pass, but seem to clog so much faster than the other small stones I have that I would like to get more of Thanks again for you concern.
@@johnnyglocks Thanks, I installed a new connector and the striker won't drop. The trigger keeps moving back and forth but not dropping the striker. I had to take the back plate off to disassemble the gun. I think the connector is bent to far away. How to I bend it to get it closer, I push on it but it doesn't stay bent?
Definitely NEED a closeup view!! Need a better camera! Need to show two connectors side by side with before and after bevel mod close ups. Saying "I wish I can show you" doesn't help get the Idea across. Suggest to put a piece of drawer slide tape on the flat to protect the surface from nicking with the file. Its a slightly hard tape and the file will glide off vs dig into the tape.
HOW FAR TO ANGLE THE CONNECTOR Hey Johnny, glad to see you doing your detailed videos again. Instagram is just a tease. You show a better shot of it on an older video @ 8:47 th-cam.com/video/APg96MiLeks/w-d-xo.html Pull the connector out or in to where it's even with the trigger housing exactly where you're pointing to @ 8:57 I once had a factory set connector in a brand new 19 and the trigger felt like crap. So, I looked at the connector and couldn't believe they let this one get by. It was bent so bad that it was bow-shaped. I just flattened it out, then did the "1,2,3 boom" trick (reversing the connector so it hangs off the trigger housing, then giving it 3 good presses with my thumb,) you show in another video (can't find right now) and it was perfectly positioned, just in line where you show it in this video. The immediate result was the best stock Glock trigger I ever felt and about 1/2 lb lighter.
Great info as always... So I have a 3.0 ghost Angel and could never get it to work right ... Do u know anything about this ? It drops the striker on rest, and that's on the guns I can even get it to function... It has a soft pull like there is potential but something is just not right with these things ... should I give it up for the 3.3 or .....
Josh Zeek I’ve had 2 different Angels and tried in 5 different guns and it didn’t work! Did the same thing yours did, felt it would be unsafe always! I so wanted it to work, the first couple of dry fires felt smooth and light and then it started dropping on reset!
@@ronguay01 I talked to ghost and they said they was doing a redesign but haven't talked to them in a while, the did offer to replace it with a different one tho...
Ok I just called them again , they said they had two prototypes that they were doing the final testing on now so "it won't be long now " is what they said on the replacement
I'm sorry Johnny, I didn't word the question properly. I was trying to ask what lateral angle is the connector supposed to be so the trigger bar doesn't jump the connector? In other words, how far does the connector need to be away from the housing. Once a connector is set and working, it could be removed, then it's angle measured from the base that is inserted into the housing to the connector's vertical section. Glock ought to have the measurement.
I have done everything that I could to get my P80 43 to work and nothing. When I said everything I literally mean everything and it will not fire at all. All parts are right on but it still will not act right. My P80 G26 was right on point but this P80 43 Was a waste of money and I will never build one of these again.
Does he really expect us to buy and use all these different grit rods? SERIOUSLY? I just knocked out the rough parts with a couple strokes with a fine flat file and used brown polishing compound on a fabric wheel to polish it up! This is just about as bad as the guy who said to use a milling machine to machine off the plastic tabs on a Polymer 80 when I just used a pair of wire cutters (AKA dikes) to take off most of it and finished up with a plain old box cutter!
The Wizard returns. Thanks for all the kernels of magic. Have your trigger running like a boss for over a year. Improved my performance immensely.
Thank you for giving your time to educate alot of peaple on mechanics and share alot of your knowledge sincerely thankful.
Just found this video 2 years on but wow what a great explanation of the relationship between the connector and the trigger bar! Awesome video!
Been watching your videos to ensure my build that ended up with a 2 lb trigger is fully safe and has the most affirmative reset. Before I would have just swapped trigger pieces, but now I feel like I understand the nuances better of how the trigger angles and tension work together
Great advice, thanks Johnny. I've already adjusted my 4 lb connector laterally, per your instructions. Next time I have the pistol torn down, I'll stone that little ledge on the connector, to facilitate a smooth drop of the bar into reset. Your videos are golden, TH-cam keeps them alive for years on end. - Z
I just love to watch these it helps so much Johnny to be able to understand and perform some of your trade secrets. You just answered an email from me and I think you’re the best in the business because of service to us all is fantastic Thank you Brother. From northern az
Great video Johnny even now in 2024 its as relevant as ever! I think my Gen 2's are very happy now! So is their baby brother Gen5. More importantly, I'm happy I stumbled on your Channel, here and on Rumble!
Thank you for the information, all your efforts and time put into your demos in your videos! 👍🏿
I just have to say Johnny, you really know your stuff and it is awesome of you to share your knowledge like you do, and taking time from your work to make these great videos! Please keep them coming. I will, in the near future be ordering one of your drop in Competition triggers for my gen 5 G34.
Thanks brother
Thanks for sharing another Great educational video! Your videos are worth gold.
thanks again dear Teacher Johnny . Greetings from Greece!
Your videos are so informative. I put together my first pistol and before I found your channel I put a Apex into it. I'm really unhappy with it but after watching a bunch of your videos I'm ready to experiment. I have a feeling you're still going to end up seeing my gun but these videos have been so helpful. You're truly a master at what you do in a world of part changers.
Bro I can’t get my apex fire
Thanks Johnny for explaining this in such a easy to understand way!Since finding your site I have learned something new everytime I watch one of your videos!
I can’t trust Stevo messing with my EDC 🤣
I just stumbled on your videos. Thank you for taking the time to teach us.
I intend to put a Johnny glock trigger in a gun at some point in the near future, mainly because how nice of a guy Johnny appears to be.
Just discovered you, but man you're extremely educated on this stuff.
Kind of a little wizard like LOL
Great videos - thanks a billion!!!
Greetings from Austria :)
Thanks. Always educational.
I always file down the sharp edge where the transfere bar slides over during reset- helps smooth out the pull & reset. Careful though only smooth out connector , don't take out alot of metal.
I concur
Late to the party bro but I thought this was quality
Thanks for your knowledge
First, I’m digging all your videos. I’m learning a lot. I’m applying ALL your safety minded ways and modifications to a p80 build.
Which video do you show how you bend the connector?
You gotta pay for this knowledge usually.. thank you !!
Another great one✌️
First off Thank You! The videos are extremely helpful you have transformed my trigger, the difference is Night and Day. I was just wondering if you had ever used the old 8lb. connector? I know its a different angle but would it break sooner? Combined with the lighter spring kit.
Thanks for the info and knowledge
Hey Johnny thanks for your videos! Always helpful, what are the stones called? Other than stones!
Johnny youre the fuckin man brother. Thank you for all of the insight you give and knowledge that you pass. Stay blessed my friend.
Hey Johnny thanks so much.
What are the reset and over travel set screw sizes?
Super video 🍻🍻
awesome tutorial...
Nice video appreciate it bud
Great vid. TY
Great info. Thanks
Would be nice to see a before and after demonstration of the trigger press to see how the things discussed in these videos impact the break, reset, creep, pull weight, ect.
Well that’s time and money my man
Thanks Steve-O!
Lol😂
Nice job , Thanks
Another excellent video I love these nuggets of knowledge. Too bad my Hellcat pro hasuuiiiii
Hey Johnny when you going to show us that NY1 trigger trick
Cool saints bracelet.
Very easy to understand you should make a giant trigger connector to show on video Make it out of wood or plastic
Thank you for sharing you knowledge and maybe a large notepad and a rough drawing of what your doing would help!! Does not have to be art but a representation of the parts your honing!!
Again thanks!!
I hear you man I try my best 👍👍👍
Great to see you again Johny . Where can I get the stones from
Google "Arkansas Oil Stone" (not Arizona). :P
What kind of stones are those? Are they “polishing” stones or “sharpening” stones? I know you used them dry but if looking to get some of them would they be considered “wet/dry stones” “wetstones”? Are they like the same material but just long flat versions of the colored dremel stones?
Thanks a million for your videos they are very helpful man
Sir in this video you are using a black/orange jig to hold the Glock triger in place to see the functions. Do you sale them if so how can I get them from you or where can I get them at. Thanks and stay blessed.
Thanks Johnny
you the man
Could you also do this to a connector to help with trigger reset issues (ie. the shelf in the slide is too thin and doesn’t allow the connector to be moved over enough for the trigger bar to reset)?
Cool. Little things most of us just don't consider.
J Man! Glad to see another video.
I fucking love this guy
So a slope is created instead of a egde 0 and 90 degrees.
Thanks
Any chance you could look into doing M&P trigger videos someday? The glock videos are very helpful and I have learned a ton but I could see you doing well covering more pistols with just as simple trigger functions
Thanks sir
Anyone have the link to the video of the sweet spot for the connector bend angle?
Would the enhanced connectors you have listed on your website have this modification as well ?? Thank you ..
Yes, they do.
If i create a slope how much is to much ? If it can be measured a 1/32 1/16 of a inch. A slope must be created then what would be ideal would be to round off the Conners of that slope. I guess as little as possible would ideal so its sitting at like 1deg in the housing...file at 1deg approx. Then round off those corners man that would be hard.
Related to Roman Atwood?
Excellent! Makes sense. Just like chamfering the leading edge on a 1911 sear. You don't need much, maybe 0.001" taken off that edge. Same thing with the Cruciform I would imagine.
Thanks!
You definitely do not want to chamfer the cruciform, it is the sears and you want it to be razor-sharp and straight otherwise your Glock might go into full auto or discharge from even a slight bump.
Where’s the video where you talk about the correct trigger connector angle?
Pretty sure I had you do a trigger job on one of my glocks maybe 5-7 years ago. Did you do some work in florida gun shows? If not you are the doppleganger of another glock guy lol. If so are you still in the area?
Yeah that's me bro and I am still in Florida in Venice
Will be in St. Petersburg at end of June will have bring a few guns by while I'm on that coast.
Where do you buy your honing stones, especially the finer ones i.e. 2500?
TakeDeadAim
I have, finding quality stones is like hunting morel mushrooms. Especially actual quality tool and die makers stones. I have a couple of very fine pieces left over from trade school but have not been able to find anything of that quality except some ceramic stones from Midway.
Thanks for your input.
TakeDeadAim
Been there, both sites. 1200 is finest grit they have and it is in the larger size stone, looking for the finer grit in the small size stick as seen in this video. Leave a link to that, unless it is ceramic stone which I already have. The ceramics are small like the pinkish colored diamond stone in this vid and are great for the very last polishing pass, but seem to clog so much faster than the other small stones I have that I would like to get more of
Thanks again for you concern.
Maine Jackal
Thanks, I looked there before I purchased the ceramics from Midway. Love Brownells!
Do you have a video on how to adjust the connector angle?
Yes it's called transfer bar drag
@@johnnyglocks Thanks, I installed a new connector and the striker won't drop. The trigger keeps moving back and forth but not dropping the striker. I had to take the back plate off to disassemble the gun.
I think the connector is bent to far away. How to I bend it to get it closer, I push on it but it doesn't stay bent?
@@anthonyz.4560 What you need is a simple hand adjustment - here is a link on how to do it. It' really easy.
th-cam.com/video/Z6BK2bglB4I/w-d-xo.html
@@anthonyz.4560 Here's a fix for that issue:
th-cam.com/video/Z6BK2bglB4I/w-d-xo.html
Camera angle didn't work. Need to zoom..... OK. You fixed it.
If we knew that angal and made a jig block with that angle no problem then.
Definitely NEED a closeup view!! Need a better camera! Need to show two connectors side by side with before and after bevel mod close ups. Saying "I wish I can show you" doesn't help get the Idea across. Suggest to put a piece of drawer slide tape on the flat to protect the surface from nicking with the file. Its a slightly hard tape and the file will glide off vs dig into the tape.
HOW FAR TO ANGLE THE CONNECTOR
Hey Johnny, glad to see you doing your detailed videos again. Instagram is just a tease.
You show a better shot of it on an older video @ 8:47
th-cam.com/video/APg96MiLeks/w-d-xo.html
Pull the connector out or in to where it's even with the trigger housing exactly where you're pointing to @ 8:57
I once had a factory set connector in a brand new 19 and the trigger felt like crap. So, I looked at the connector and couldn't believe they let this one get by. It was bent so bad that it was bow-shaped. I just flattened it out, then did the "1,2,3 boom" trick (reversing the connector so it hangs off the trigger housing, then giving it 3 good presses with my thumb,) you show in another video (can't find right now) and it was perfectly positioned, just in line where you show it in this video. The immediate result was the best stock Glock trigger I ever felt and about 1/2 lb lighter.
Just to humor me, this is for trigger break and reset?
yes it influences both
Great info as always... So I have a 3.0 ghost Angel and could never get it to work right ... Do u know anything about this ? It drops the striker on rest, and that's on the guns I can even get it to function... It has a soft pull like there is potential but something is just not right with these things ... should I give it up for the 3.3 or .....
Josh Zeek I’ve had 2 different Angels and tried in 5 different guns and it didn’t work! Did the same thing yours did, felt it would be unsafe always! I so wanted it to work, the first couple of dry fires felt smooth and light and then it started dropping on reset!
@@ronguay01 I talked to ghost and they said they was doing a redesign but haven't talked to them in a while, the did offer to replace it with a different one tho...
Ok I just called them again , they said they had two prototypes that they were doing the final testing on now so "it won't be long now " is what they said on the replacement
What's ur thoughts on double diamond connectors
I like the angle. But the Finish and the steel is pretty marginal.
@@johnnyglocks seems really rough
What is the stock connector bar angle? Anyone know?
I heard you can have fullauto if it's not enough, or too much. Where's the sweet spot?
90 deg
I'm sorry Johnny, I didn't word the question properly. I was trying to ask what lateral angle is the connector supposed to be so the trigger bar doesn't jump the connector?
In other words, how far does the connector need to be away from the housing. Once a connector is set and working, it could be removed, then it's angle measured from the base that is inserted into the housing to the connector's vertical section.
Glock ought to have the measurement.
Didn’t I see you in the first fast and furious movie 🧐
Glock pre travel
You could use a drawing in stages to show what you mean! !_ % you do it
You're filing downwards at a +95° angle to radius the top of the reset tab's rear angle.
I have done everything that I could to get my P80 43 to work and nothing. When I said everything I literally mean everything and it will not fire at all. All parts are right on but it still will not act right. My P80 G26 was right on point but this P80 43 Was a waste of money and I will never build one of these again.
Doesn’t that make the gun full auto?
ahhh no!
Does he really expect us to buy and use all these different grit rods?
SERIOUSLY?
I just knocked out the rough parts with a couple strokes with a fine flat file and used brown polishing compound on a fabric wheel to polish it up!
This is just about as bad as the guy who said to use a milling machine to machine off the plastic tabs on a Polymer 80 when I just used a pair of wire cutters (AKA dikes) to take off most of it and finished up with a plain old box cutter!
draw a diagram and make yourself more professional