Even if you want to do a total deep cleaning, full tear down. I'd like to do the 4.5 lb. Trigger bar and the tungsten guide rod w/2lb. Lighter spring, deduces recoil snap smoother Quicker second shot.
@@TheLoneRanger745 All unnecessary and compromise the reliability of the gun. Leave defensive guns factory. If it’s a range toy change whatever you want.
@@KayoMonei you aren’t going to notice “creep” when firing to save your life. You will however notice when it doesn’t fire and you’re dead. Leave it alone. It’s a combat gun.
This was very well presented, and the production is first rate. The information provided here is excellent, at the very least in the end you know how to disassemble a GLock pistol. Lenny Magill has a great speaking voice and gets all the points across perfectly. I really enjoyed this video, and I'll probably order the trigger system. I already placed my order for the Tungsten spring assembly. Cheers!
NOTE: There is a 10-12 month waiting list for the Pyramid Trigger. I know because I had to cancel an order for one. I got an Agency Armms trigger for $139.00 Great trigger.
I agree. Much of their inventory isn't even properly listed. So you never know if an item is in-stock or not. I've often times had to send an email after several days go by after having received that "thank you for your order" email; just to be told that my item is on backorder. And it's not "typical of the Glock" to pull it down and to the left. That's a shooter problem, not a Glock problem. Sometimes I think this guy just rambles on because he likes to hear himself talk.
I Have 3 Of These Pyramid Triggers Had Alot Of Light Primer Strikes On 2 Of Them, Went Back To Factory No More Light Primer Strikes. Now I Will Admit Never Had A Light Strike While Firing Defense Ammo, But Target Ammo Bad, Tried Different Manufactures. Also The Tungsten Guide Rods He Speaks Of Have 3 Of Those Also, 2 Of Them Literally Fell Apart While Firing Springs Flying Across The Field, G17 One On Range G19 One In Match. Changed All 3 Of Those Back To Factory As Well. Got No Support From Customer Service On Any Of The Issues Just Told They Would Give Me 30% Off On Another Guide Rod Because I Lost The Screw Piece From The G17 Rod. God Bless.
@@TheRottenOneRepents Do you have any idea how difficult it is to read when the first letter of every word is capitalized? Trying to get through your paragraph, I mentally feel like someone is rapidly slapping me in the face..
I agree totally lower trigger pull is better safer and more accurate but also remember the heavier trigger pull is also one of the safeties for locked and cocked carry !!!
Striker fired ain’t cocked and locked that’s more of a hammer fired thing Glock is not fully cocked the striker is partially loaded when the trigger is pulled the striker lug is pulled further back until the trigger bar drops under the striker. Log in return causes the striker to strike the cartridge.
You’re awesome Lenny….but most of what you accomplish with grossly overpriced parts can be done with some judicious polishing and way cheaper Ghost connectors and springs.
if you are reading this and you have your Glock already completely disassembled. Take the time to use flitz to polish the connector and trigger bar!! Put a tiny bit of grease on the connector where it rides against trigger bar. Huge difference!
All these triggers and stuff are really great, but really expensive. I have factory trigger and striker just switched out springs and bought a trigger housing for an over travel stop and I have a 3 or so pound trigger that stops soon as it breaks... need some pretty travel taken out but I shoot off of the wall so not a huge deal..... If I had the money though I would pay $150 for a complete nice new trigger but for now NDZ has nice silicone coated steel strings that work wonders, and with a trigger shoe change I'm good to go
Thanks for doing this video Lenny!. I just watched some clown on another channel attempt to install the Glock Performance Trigger and the idiot didn’t even know how to take the slide off of his pistol. He read the warning to have a certified Glock armorer do the installation but he kept on going himself and during the process of disassembly of his frame, he kept saying “I think I’m supposed to do this” etc. What a total 💩 show 🤣😂😅
Lenny my trigger pin on my gen 5 after 50 shots walked out about 1/8th of an inch. I used my punch to move it back and also applied pressure using my punch on both sides seems OK but probably will need to shoot it. Any advice to prevent it from happening
can i use the factory safety plunger and still use the rest of the kit?. i ordered the ultimate trigger kit but waiting on the safety plungers to come in before mine is shipped
Lenny you need to check your sales people. Have been in there three times and have walked out three times with not a person saying hello or can I help you. I stood at the service counter while three of your sales people grouped in a corner and chatted. Hate to say it but I don't think I'll be buying Glocks from you anymore are any of your equipment. I have three Glocks a 17 a 19 and a 26. They all have your extended releases and controls. Heavy duty guide rods one has a new trigger in it but from you all this was online while you were in California. Now that you moved to Nashville I couldn't wait for you to get here because this is where I live. Hate to say it but not impressed. It's a shame cuz your place is so nice. I used to drive by while it was being constructed couldn't wait to get in there. First time I went in was with my two son in laws. We stood at the counter and no one even said hello.
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@@knndyskful For example, do you think it is appropriate to polish, if metal parts are made, that is, would the trigger weight decrease a little? Or will it stay original?
@@bkhy8006 polishing will definitely make the trigger lighter, but don’t mess with the stock trigger, the more you change components the more you have to adjust other things around it to keep the gun working, you can have light strikes or cycle problems or negligent/accidental discharges, the stock trigger is fine
It seems as though Glock intentionally makes their triggers to perform like crap, just so they can make money selling a decent trigger. If they can make a good, short travel, smooth, light pull trigger, then just put it in all of their pistols. It’ll actually reduce the cost of manufacturing, due to having to produce substantially fewer parts.
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I leave my Glocks stock but I still like to watch these videos.
Totally agree with the exception of the sights and Grip texture on newer models.
Even if you want to do a total deep cleaning, full tear down. I'd like to do the 4.5 lb. Trigger bar and the tungsten guide rod w/2lb. Lighter spring, deduces recoil snap smoother Quicker second shot.
@@TheLoneRanger745 All unnecessary and compromise the reliability of the gun. Leave defensive guns factory. If it’s a range toy change whatever you want.
I just want to reduce the creep of it any ideas
@@KayoMonei you aren’t going to notice “creep” when firing to save your life. You will however notice when it doesn’t fire and you’re dead. Leave it alone. It’s a combat gun.
This was very well presented, and the production is first rate. The information provided here is excellent, at the very least in the end you know how to disassemble a GLock pistol. Lenny Magill has a great speaking voice and gets all the points across perfectly. I really enjoyed this video, and I'll probably order the trigger system. I already placed my order for the Tungsten spring assembly.
Cheers!
Thank you again Lenny, I used this video to install a new trigger on my Gen5 G17.. Appreciate all your how to's.
After the break in period the Glock trigger is very smooth.
Excellent video. It’s part armorers video and part installation video.
NOTE: There is a 10-12 month waiting list for the Pyramid Trigger. I know because I had to cancel an order for one. I got an Agency Armms trigger for $139.00 Great trigger.
I agree. Much of their inventory isn't even properly listed. So you never know if an item is in-stock or not. I've often times had to send an email after several days go by after having received that "thank you for your order" email; just to be told that my item is on backorder.
And it's not "typical of the Glock" to pull it down and to the left. That's a shooter problem, not a Glock problem.
Sometimes I think this guy just rambles on because he likes to hear himself talk.
I Have 3 Of These Pyramid Triggers Had Alot Of Light Primer Strikes On 2 Of Them, Went Back To Factory No More Light Primer Strikes.
Now I Will Admit Never Had A Light Strike While Firing Defense Ammo, But Target Ammo Bad, Tried Different Manufactures.
Also The Tungsten Guide Rods He Speaks Of Have 3 Of Those Also, 2 Of Them Literally Fell Apart While Firing Springs Flying Across The Field, G17 One On Range G19 One In Match.
Changed All 3 Of Those Back To Factory As Well.
Got No Support From Customer Service On Any Of The Issues
Just Told They Would Give Me 30% Off On Another Guide Rod Because I Lost The Screw Piece From The G17 Rod.
God Bless.
Never had a problem with my order
@@TheRottenOneRepents Good to know. Thanks!
@@TheRottenOneRepents Do you have any idea how difficult it is to read when the first letter of every word is capitalized? Trying to get through your paragraph, I mentally feel like someone is rapidly slapping me in the face..
Lenny,
Just ordered for my Glock17MOS, Thanks Sir
I agree totally lower trigger pull is better safer and more accurate but also remember the heavier trigger pull is also one of the safeties for locked and cocked carry !!!
Striker fired ain’t cocked and locked that’s more of a hammer fired thing Glock is not fully cocked the striker is partially loaded when the trigger is pulled the striker lug is pulled further back until the trigger bar drops under the striker. Log in return causes the striker to strike the cartridge.
Install complete. Thank you. Very happy with this purchase. Now I'm itching to upgrade other Glocks.
Excellent video (info and quality of production).
Had to send my pyramid trigger back for my 43 for exchange two weeks because I got sent thr wrong trigger hope to get it back soon so I can enjoy mine
Very nice. I would love to have a lighter trigger pull from what comes stock.
I have learned alot from your videos
Thanks, Uncle Lenny~
Excellent demonstration. Thank you.
You’re awesome Lenny….but most of what you accomplish with grossly overpriced parts can be done with some judicious polishing and way cheaper Ghost connectors and springs.
Great video,,,,from Italy....
if you are reading this and you have your Glock already completely disassembled. Take the time to use flitz to polish the connector and trigger bar!! Put a tiny bit of grease on the connector where it rides against trigger bar. Huge difference!
All these triggers and stuff are really great, but really expensive. I have factory trigger and striker just switched out springs and bought a trigger housing for an over travel stop and I have a 3 or so pound trigger that stops soon as it breaks... need some pretty travel taken out but I shoot off of the wall so not a huge deal..... If I had the money though I would pay $150 for a complete nice new trigger but for now NDZ has nice silicone coated steel strings that work wonders, and with a trigger shoe change I'm good to go
Thay are like valve springs retainers you can use grease to hold them on
42:40 Thats a good sound, compare that to your stock Glock
Great idea… wish i could get one.
My wife complaints about me buying the guns if I start doing this shit I’m gonna be in the dog house for sure.
Seeing how easily that trigger housing pin comes out, how the heck does it stay put when you're shooting the gun?
Notice: My Glock19 Gen5 trigger is a good trigger keeping my Gen5 stock other than the night sights.
Damn I was in Nashville for union training, I wish I knew how close to the Glock store I was
Have heard a lot of people saying this trigger fails to reset on occasion, or causes double fires. Has this been addressed?
Thanks for doing this video Lenny!. I just watched some clown on another channel attempt to install the Glock Performance Trigger and the idiot didn’t even know how to take the slide off of his pistol. He read the warning to have a certified Glock armorer do the installation but he kept on going himself and during the process of disassembly of his frame, he kept saying “I think I’m supposed to do this” etc. What a total 💩 show 🤣😂😅
Any info on how it functions with the 2 pound spring
Im from philippines sir
I wanted one and tried to order one. They wanted to wait 3 to 5 weeks before shipping and I am just not into that.
Is the striker pin extended as part of the kit or does the extended one need to be purchased separately?
And after 1000 rounds you will start getting light strikes...i like all the upgrades but I don't mess with striker spring
you can tell he does his own work by the nicks on his hands/fingers...ask me how I know :)
So diff in this and the performance trigger for edc? Also thoughts on just using a connector? Double diamond vs the oem minus?
Lenny my trigger pin on my gen 5 after 50 shots walked out about 1/8th of an inch. I used my punch to move it back and also applied pressure using my punch on both sides seems OK but probably will need to shoot it. Any advice to prevent it from happening
Assuming Gen 3 is similar?
is this as reliable as the stock trigger?
can you send me link to purchase for Glock 43x mos?
Who designed the Pyramid Trigger?
Is there a defined wall prior to the break?
Can you use a 3 lb connector on a factory trgger in the gen5?
yes
@@luhredd thanks!
This old stuff you want to save because it’s yours and after you ruin your reliability you will want to go back to stock
Does this void the factory warranty?
can i use the factory safety plunger and still use the rest of the kit?. i ordered the ultimate trigger kit but waiting on the safety plungers to come in before mine is shipped
Will these triggers work on gen4?
When you add the double diamond connector do you have to put oil on that
All connectors must have a drop or two of oil, always. One drop per rail, one on barrel hood and one on locking block
What would be the lightest trigger poundage would you recommend for a Gen 4 mod 30 for carrying?
Don't go below 4 pounds
A 3.5 connector and polishing will work wonders and your not compromising safety or reliability...make sure evrything has a coat of oil
Lenny you need to check your sales people. Have been in there three times and have walked out three times with not a person saying hello or can I help you. I stood at the service counter while three of your sales people grouped in a corner and chatted. Hate to say it but I don't think I'll be buying Glocks from you anymore are any of your equipment. I have three Glocks a 17 a 19 and a 26. They all have your extended releases and controls. Heavy duty guide rods one has a new trigger in it but from you all this was online while you were in California. Now that you moved to Nashville I couldn't wait for you to get here because this is where I live. Hate to say it but not impressed. It's a shame cuz your place is so nice. I used to drive by while it was being constructed couldn't wait to get in there. First time I went in was with my two son in laws. We stood at the counter and no one even said hello.
I am so sorry that you had a bad experience and we would like to make this right.
Please message us directly, at the link below, and reference your TH-cam comment. Our team would love the opportunity to resolve this with you.
shoot270.com/pages/contact-us
Your experience does NOT align with our mission as a company.
hello, can you show me how to make the original trigger soft for the glock 17 gen 5, please?
You don’t make a trigger soft, you can lighten the pull weight but that’s not making it soft
@@knndyskful thank you
@@knndyskful For example, do you think it is appropriate to polish, if metal parts are made, that is, would the trigger weight decrease a little? Or will it stay original?
@@bkhy8006 polishing will definitely make the trigger lighter, but don’t mess with the stock trigger, the more you change components the more you have to adjust other things around it to keep the gun working, you can have light strikes or cycle problems or negligent/accidental discharges, the stock trigger is fine
@@knndyskful Can you contact me? I want to contact you via e-mail.
How can i order from you
Just go to glockstore.com!
It's funny, cause neither piece works without the other...
That Glock looks disgusting. He should be mad they handed him that for this video😂
Lenny is pretty cool… but Pyramid is not that great.
It seems as though Glock intentionally makes their triggers to perform like crap, just so they can make money selling a decent trigger.
If they can make a good, short travel, smooth, light pull trigger, then just put it in all of their pistols.
It’ll actually reduce the cost of manufacturing, due to having to produce substantially fewer parts.
It would be great if you would just show me how to change the trigger without all the yapping
It's not all about you! This guy is great going through every step!
need a new trigger on a new gun? why? just buy a gun with a good one. overrated gun ever.
Notice how everyone just ignored you?
Thanks for posting this video
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can you send me link to purchase for Glock 43x mos?