Ahh 2019 when. I could fill my gas tank for 20$ and the 100rds for the range was 24$. And I sat there sipping my coffee laughing at tweets of trump calling the news fake media. Them were the good old days.
@@engin3ar exactly. The empty suit with dementia makes us the laughing stock of the international community, fucks our economy and actively attacks the 2A, but, ya'know at least he isn't posting "mean tweets"....
For a 77 year old with arthritis, I changed out to the Timney trigger for my Robar-modified G17 gen 3. He's right.... Game Changer. First time out, my groups shrunk by 50%, especially on rapid fire.
I’m 55 with no arthritis, but I will agree with him. I swapped my combat master trigger for a timney trigger. My grouping immediately got tighter. When I bought my g17 combat master, Taran worked his magic on the stock trigger. So I swapped it out.
I heard johnny Glocks is putting out a lot to raise the pull weight to about 4 ish pounds for this trigger too. For people who want to run this trigger but don't want to run it at 2-2.5 lbs . I haven't confirmed this yet though but I believe it is true.
Johnny Glock also demonstrated that the Timney 'trigger safety' didn't always reset...which is something to be aware of. Of the 3 safeties on a Glock, the trigger safety is the most important. Did you see that video?
@@lllottolll8203 idk. The gentleman above ur comment said they came out with a new reset spring so it seems problem is potentially solved already thankfully
*Are you guys We Tod Ed?* *You should do some research, in order to cure your nescience of Timney Glock Trigger, and who this guy is recommending it, before embarrassing yourselves in the YT commentary.*
@@rileyneufeld7001 *Well, most people don't shoot as much as Mr. Butler does, (except Mr. Miculec) so maybe his bias is justified, and well founded.(?)* *He doesn't really need the money, so I'm going to take his word for it.* *No reputable Glock shooter has ever talked the Timney Trigger down.* *Do you have a Glock?* *I'm going to get this for my G20sf.* *Although I have no problems shooting it, I think upgrades are a good idea when it comes to factory Glocks.*
@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 sorry to be nosey but how do you like it in your G44? I purchased a 44 a year ago and I love it!! Could you tell me if you checked the trigger pull and what weight. Thank you.
@@marcuscompton3772 G44 factory trigger is actually heavier than 17 or 19 so I’m guessing maybe 7 lbs but with the trigger installed it went down to 3.5-4 which is great and it even made me more accurate on the target
I run the Timney Trigger with the Johnny Glock combat conversion in my EDC Shadow Systems MR920. Brings it up to about 3.5lbs. But it has almost no take up, even crisper, almost 1911 like break including absolutely no over travel at all after the break and same with the reset.
Nice. Good to know. I'm looking for a good upgrade option for my Shadow Systems MR920. The stock trigger is alright but would prefer a lighter option. 😎👍
I find it hard to believe this new glock trigger bests a top shelf 2011 or 1911 trigger. It may be the best glock trigger but best trigger has to be a stretch.
I'm getting a Shadow Systems MR920 very soon. I plan to not make any changes for a while, then add red dot and a light. If I wanted to switch to the Timney Trigger, can it be a stand alone switch, or does it also require some other mods/changes?
Double Tap ammo is no damn joke. That's the 3rd highest power +P I've found in over 2 weeks of searching. The only thing I've found higher power is one buffalo bore +P+ and some other type that's not even made any more. DT's 115 +P controlled expansion is pure badass.
I won this trigger from a 3 gun match, just installed it. Stock Glock trigger was fine already. Happy I got one as a prize. I doubt I would have purchased it
Taran is the man. He's got it all going. Thanks for sharing. I am a Walther, CZ, and Canik fan, but love all Taran Glocks, for obvious not need to explain reasons.
Those glocks are really nice and I love mine,the trigger looks like a must have! They have alot of ad ons, like putting more into a honda civic to make it fast than just buying a porche to begin with? 😂
For competition _"maybe"_ aftermarket parts like this Timmey trigger will help *_a little._* But marketing aside: For CCW/concealed carry or even regular self-defense save your money and/or put it into training/practicing at the range to learn your gun & it's trigger. I have seen people who actually train and shoot their guns in stock condition beat the pants off of folks with tricked out guns. *_It is not the tool, *_it is the man_* that is the _game changer._
One million percent true. But for a range toy or competition it can make a huge difference. But absolutely you have to first be good enough to take advantage of that improved trigger press. This is especially important if you own and shoot multiple different guns.
@@john-paulsilke893 As I said, within the small world of competition & "showing off" your tactical toys at the range. This trigger may work _"a little." It is not what average people need or is necessary for CCW or self-defense. This is in reality the after market trying to make more money period. Question that I will look up *_JPS:_* How many competitions have you been "good enough" to win with the Timney setup? I know the answer: ___none._____ God bless brother, nice try John-Paul Silke. EDIT: Oh, Happy Post Independence Day!!
@@sweetcostarica true, I have never won any even because of a trigger. In fact I won top prize once with a bone stock Norinco NP29 which is a crunchy 1911 clone downloaded with only 9rds in 10rd magazines.
@@john-paulsilke893 Exactly, thank you for being honest. Here is some truth people do not want out: - the gun industry is *only* about making money by promoting expensive hunting events, competitions of all kinds, & selling anything they can think of (from grips to sights to bra holsters). - certain accessories do enhance your performance in being faster & more accurate. But they only help a little as the man/woman who practices, trains, & is the 1st at the range/last to leave will almost always win. You have everything you need to win any battle, *_ANY battle_* inside you. Here is another point of view on all these salesman pushing aftermarket stuff: 1. If everyone used the Timney aftermarket Glock triggers... Who has the advantage? *_Answer:_* No one they cancel each other out. Timney Co. & the salesman - they are the winners. Laughing all the way to the bank. 2. If everyone just bought a good stock gun & learned how to shoot it well by practicing/training... Who has the advantage? *_Answer:_* The consumer by saving a lot of money although he/she has a stock gun that may be .0003 sec. slower on the lockup &/or .003578 sec slower on the trigger pull - *_no one noticed and you still won the fight in competition or on the street._* A few aftermarket parts & items are good (night sights, holsters, & so on) but barrels, triggers, lightening cuts, etc. are unnecessary. Put a stock *Norinco NP29* in _Jerry Michalic_ hands to shoot & then have him shoot a customized *Norinco NP29:* will there be a *_noticeable_* difference? Somethings to think about. God bless *EDIT:* Just discovered some safety issues with these Timney aftermarket triggers. See TH-cam video: th-cam.com/video/Sx-nQQrKI80/w-d-xo.html
True, but irrelevant to the content. We're on the channel of one of the best high-level competition shooters in the world, who specializes in training others to shoot at that level as well as creating custom guns for competition at that level. He's talking about a product for that audience... and would no doubt agree with you that training is more important than a race gun.
After several hours of frustration and phone calls to Timney, my Gunsmith gave up trying to install the comp trigger into my stock Glock 19 Gen 4. However, he did test installing it in his Glock 19 Gen 3, and it installed and functioned perfectly. Timney indicated on his last call that Timney had incurred some defective parts in their mfg. process causing issues for installations for Gen 4 pistols. Since I wasted $$ with the Gunsnith attempts I sold the Timney kit to him at a discount. I witnessed the final installation attempt.
Taran drops a truth bomb every now and then. I always thought Federal primers were the best and he confirmed it. Back in the late 90's my shitty Taurus PT111 Millennium would only work with Federal primers, nothing else.
I have the Timney justabul trigger on a K98 from 1941.. super! :) and i shoot a SP-01 CZ in competion with gunsmittet trigger before i get it home :) super to.
Put one in my 19x... gonna have to hit the range more so I can get used to the lighter trigger pull which made it a little jumpy at first ( I was using range ammo at that). Considering most indoor ranges wont let u rapid fire , it will be a task trying to actually get good at firing this pistol consistently without being yelled at. That is how fast these triggers make the gun now
@@alexwhiteman2628 can i ask why thats a bad thing ? I also have a 19X and have been considering switching out my trigger for something a little crisper
Too bad Johnny Glocks is drooling over this new Timney trigger. It you watch his videos it’s obvious he knows the Timney is way nicer than anything he can do with a glock oem trigger.
I've done apex flatty triggers on many of mine. I also do a complete tear down on them and polish all vital parts. Even if you only did the polish big difference. Aim straight and true.
managed to convince me to buy one right this second , and saved me from the new Zev. Lol, going to give it a smooth mirror polish & hard nickel plating 👌
You should add a caveat that for most folks who defensive carry might not need or want a 2 pound trigger. IMO that adds an unnecessary safety issue for the average shooter or person who conceal carries. Competition gun, fine I get that. Well seasoned shooter, awesome, go for it.
I don't think even a seasoned shooter would want to explain a 2 lb modified trigger to their defense attorney if God forbid you had to use it in a defensive situation. Not saying that's right but may be one less thing you want to explain in a courtroom.
Um, who exactly already had a "competition 2# trigger" ready to go all the way back then when Glocks pretty much had JUST come to the US? Yeah, right...
I hate all these aftermarket Glock triggers, they all feel flimsy and cheap despite some of their $250 price tag. But these new Timney Triggers are by far the best I've ever seen on a Glock. I tried one out and I swear even the God of Striker triggers (Walther 45, Walther PPQ) were unable to beat it. I knew right away these Timney Triggers are going to change things in the Glock world forever. I'm very impressed by these Timney Triggers I'm curious what Taran Tactical will do with them. I've already seen what Johnny Glock did with them, let me telly ya, not even a fancy Gucci AR15 competition trigger will outshine what Johnny Glock's Timney Trigger.
"We had some rappers and some people come out" Wonder who that is? I did some shooting with Twista and friends a few weeks back, and I believe they have a few John Wick guns. I wonder.
I hope he was able to wean them off their 'gangsta side grip' style of shooting their blinged out glack glacks. It especially annoys me when they thrust their hips and flash gang signs while emptying their 'clips'..
Yeah. On Fat Tuesday every year I buy a King Cake the night before and pull out the cruciform of the trigger. Then I find the baby Jesus in the cake and place it beside the cruciform and pour out a drink. And say a prayer to all the gods for another peaceful year.
@@J_Braz_ yea that’s where it gets scary. Most experienced shooters can easily detect a squib tho due to the squib having a lack of recoil and pfff noise vs. recoil and blast of a regular shot.
@@J_Braz_ yea a squib is no gun powder loaded into the cartridge so the primer gets ignited and pops which has enough force to launch the bullet a couple inches into the barrel. Since there is no powder there isn’t enough expanding gas to cycle to slide.
I love my Glock but am hesitant to alter the trigger past polishing. Glocks have been tested for safety to the moon and back BUT that's with a factory trigger. I often carry my guns so this would be a no go on anything except a competition gun.
The Glock trigger IMO feels better then most factory triggers. I love guys who buy $150 Glock trigger. But don't even train 500 rounds a year. And that's a god damn baby number.
@@Rob_Nasty 100% agreed. I run 16/17 splits in my stock Gen4 G19 that I carry 100% of the time. Not hating on anyone but I cringe a little when I hear kids talking about their Gucci Glocks they’ve never fired.
@@VState60 I hear yuh, but many in the community view guns as pieces of art, too.. similar to how the cowboys and shit carved images/patterns on nickel(or whatever kind) plated revolvers and what not, you know?.... long as they're responsible, I don't mind, glad to have everyone possible in this amazing community. 👍🍻
@@crackerjack6454 exactly. Those armchair cowboys make our guns and equipment cheaper but buying it. Even I’m a small fry and I usually shoot a dozen or so events per year and fire 200 plus rounds per week, (last week was well over 600rds most of them .22’s but 100rds were .38 Special in my 327 S&W competition revolver. (I just picked up a new 617 S&W and wanted to shoot it to failure, 160rds before it gunked up due to tight tolerances. I cleaned it and shot it again to failure and it almost locked up at 170rds so I have my answer).
Wow, Bud Spencer at the range! And Terence, wearing a cap is also there (what is a knight without his squire)... Pun intended... Thank you guys, this is an excellent review.
I need a TTI Glock! I have thousands of primers & rounds loaded just waiting for a TTI 34. Not that I don't have other expensive custom glocks but ones missing!
Ahh 2019 when. I could fill my gas tank for 20$ and the 100rds for the range was 24$. And I sat there sipping my coffee laughing at tweets of trump calling the news fake media. Them were the good old days.
This hit me square in the feels, and made me feel old as fuck at the same time.
What a loser.
At least he isn't tweeting right?!
Sleepy Joe sends gas prices and ammo prices through the roof and you still take the opportunity to knock Trump. TDS is alive and well.
@@engin3ar exactly. The empty suit with dementia makes us the laughing stock of the international community, fucks our economy and actively attacks the 2A, but, ya'know at least he isn't posting "mean tweets"....
Thats a precious upgrade.
For a 77 year old with arthritis, I changed out to the Timney trigger for my Robar-modified G17 gen 3. He's right.... Game Changer. First time out, my groups shrunk by 50%, especially on rapid fire.
nice! good to hear. thinking about getting one for my gen 3 model 22!
But what are your loads? Does it run reliable with 115?
@@sensay8374 So far, it’s good with practice ammo.
@@sensay8374 100%
I’m 55 with no arthritis, but I will agree with him. I swapped my combat master trigger for a timney trigger. My grouping immediately got tighter. When I bought my g17 combat master, Taran worked his magic on the stock trigger. So I swapped it out.
Johnny Glocks even said this trigger was great.
I heard johnny Glocks is putting out a lot to raise the pull weight to about 4 ish pounds for this trigger too. For people who want to run this trigger but don't want to run it at 2-2.5 lbs . I haven't confirmed this yet though but I believe it is true.
@@l337l0gan True. @tacticalconsiderations did a review of them recently.
@@l337l0gan Timney also has a new spring to improve the reset for carry. The regular spring is good for a soft reset for competition.
Johnny Glock also demonstrated that the Timney 'trigger safety' didn't always reset...which is something to be aware of. Of the 3 safeties on a Glock, the trigger safety is the most important. Did you see that video?
@@lllottolll8203 idk. The gentleman above ur comment said they came out with a new reset spring so it seems problem is potentially solved already thankfully
Great review - like the feed-it-anything angle. haven't heard a bad review on this new timney trigger. Can't wait for mine to arrive.
It’s a game changer, it’s amazing, it’s the best trigger I’ve ever used (and they’ve co-branded it with us).
Lmao for real
"Everything else is garbage AF"... How to lose all credibility promoting your co-branded product.
*Are you guys We Tod Ed?*
*You should do some research, in order to cure your nescience of Timney Glock Trigger, and who this guy is recommending it, before embarrassing yourselves in the YT commentary.*
@@tropocal2343 Not questioning timney or taran. But to say everything else is trash is clearly biased.
@@rileyneufeld7001 *Well, most people don't shoot as much as Mr. Butler does, (except Mr. Miculec) so maybe his bias is justified, and well founded.(?)*
*He doesn't really need the money, so I'm going to take his word for it.*
*No reputable Glock shooter has ever talked the Timney Trigger down.*
*Do you have a Glock?*
*I'm going to get this for my G20sf.*
*Although I have no problems shooting it, I think upgrades are a good idea when it comes to factory Glocks.*
Sounds like 'THE' trigger to have!
Good video on how to make a good gun function even better..
It's straightforward to the content. No intros
7:25 She has the anti precious suit😂😂😂😉
are you kidding. that is easy access suit right there. pull that up for some quick doggy and back to shooting.
Thats precious!!
I love your videos man! Your awesome really enjoy what it is you do. I see it and hear the way you talk your stuff man. I love TTI!
Happy to see a longer length TTI video. 🤘🤘🤘🙌🙌🙌
It sounds like a really precious trigger to have.💁♂️
It'll never not be funny to me. I hope to see these comments decades from now.
Yup midway is selling them for 135 bucks right now. Snagged one for G44 and 17L to test
@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 They're selling the precious for only $135?! I'd think a lot of dudes would take advantage of that...
@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 sorry to be nosey but how do you like it in your G44? I purchased a 44 a year ago and I love it!! Could you tell me if you checked the trigger pull and what weight. Thank you.
@@marcuscompton3772 G44 factory trigger is actually heavier than 17 or 19 so I’m guessing maybe 7 lbs but with the trigger installed it went down to 3.5-4 which is great and it even made me more accurate on the target
This is a precious video
Wow, this video was freaking awesome, thank you for the incredible content!!! So much good info!
I went w the heavier spring & the trigger is bad ass! Love it, great review.
what spring did u use
@@jusblazee189 I’m pretty sure I went with the silver spring which was 2 1/2 pounds I believe.
so precious!
Sounds like I need to get me one of those Timney’s for my comp G17 MOS!
Love the triggers!!
I HAVE A TIMNEY TRIGGER ON MY AR THAT I BUILT SEVERAL YRS AGO AND ITS GREAT. RUNS GOOD NO ISSUES WITH IT.
I run the Timney Trigger with the Johnny Glock combat conversion in my EDC Shadow Systems MR920. Brings it up to about 3.5lbs. But it has almost no take up, even crisper, almost 1911 like break including absolutely no over travel at all after the break and same with the reset.
Nice. Good to know. I'm looking for a good upgrade option for my Shadow Systems MR920. The stock trigger is alright but would prefer a lighter option. 😎👍
I find it hard to believe this new glock trigger bests a top shelf 2011 or 1911 trigger. It may be the best glock trigger but best trigger has to be a stretch.
@@jonathonbridges9625 it’s not even better than Walther PPQ factory trigger
I'm getting a Shadow Systems MR920 very soon. I plan to not make any changes for a while, then add red dot and a light. If I wanted to switch to the Timney Trigger, can it be a stand alone switch, or does it also require some other mods/changes?
@@waltermitty7452 the trigger kit comes with everything you need just make sure you get the one for a gen 3/4.
One of the times that a product's name really lives up to the hype, It is a game changer.
Thank for the upload. Fun watch.
She flinched !
Double Tap ammo is no damn joke. That's the 3rd highest power +P I've found in over 2 weeks of searching. The only thing I've found higher power is one buffalo bore +P+ and some other type that's not even made any more. DT's 115 +P controlled expansion is pure badass.
I have a half box left of Buffalo bore +P+
Lehigh stuff is Savage as well. They have some high penetration ones too it would just about through and through a grizzly
Don’t forget UnderWood!!
Underwood
In my opinion it changes the whole gun. That's not just a trigger, it's basically a Glock Gen "6".
Good to see you using a top of the line digital scale
Looks like an awesome trigger 👍👍
That’s precious
I agree! My Glock 34 runs this trigger. Outstanding!
I love the fight club clip drop. Best video I’ve ever seen!
I won this trigger from a 3 gun match, just installed it. Stock Glock trigger was fine already. Happy I got one as a prize. I doubt I would have purchased it
You need to get a Johnny Glocks upgraded Timney trigger. What he does to triggers is magic
I just watched his video on it, looks amazing, - almost too sensitive, would love to try one.
th-cam.com/video/xizo4mAm0BE/w-d-xo.html
Dam so skilled. So much respect for the OGs.
Thanks for making this video
Insane! In a good sense for TTI
Taran is the man. He's got it all going. Thanks for sharing. I am a Walther, CZ, and Canik fan, but love all Taran Glocks, for obvious not need to explain reasons.
God he makes glocks look so good
Those glocks are really nice and I love mine,the trigger looks like a must have! They have alot of ad ons, like putting more into a honda civic to make it fast than just buying a porche to begin with? 😂
I love the sarcasm with the review hilarious.
I'm waiting for a Gen 5 G34 to come in at my local fun store. when it does I'm installing one of these triggers in it.
I'm ordering 2 as I type this. Rock on with yo bad self bro
Great video! Well done!
Man I love your setup on tht G17 !! Awesome
Johnny Glock has some sweet triggers
And his latest project is a tuned up competition version of the Timney trigger.
For competition _"maybe"_ aftermarket parts like this Timmey trigger will help *_a little._*
But marketing aside:
For CCW/concealed carry or even regular self-defense save your money and/or put it into training/practicing at the range to learn your gun & it's trigger.
I have seen people who actually train and shoot their guns in stock condition beat the pants off of folks with tricked out guns.
*_It is not the tool, *_it is the man_* that is the _game changer._
One million percent true. But for a range toy or competition it can make a huge difference. But absolutely you have to first be good enough to take advantage of that improved trigger press. This is especially important if you own and shoot multiple different guns.
@@john-paulsilke893 As I said, within the small world of competition & "showing off" your tactical toys at the range. This trigger may work _"a little."
It is not what average people need or is necessary for CCW or self-defense. This is in reality the after market trying to make more money period.
Question that I will look up *_JPS:_*
How many competitions have you been "good enough" to win with the Timney setup?
I know the answer: ___none._____
God bless brother, nice try John-Paul Silke.
EDIT: Oh, Happy Post Independence Day!!
@@sweetcostarica true, I have never won any even because of a trigger. In fact I won top prize once with a bone stock Norinco NP29 which is a crunchy 1911 clone downloaded with only 9rds in 10rd magazines.
@@john-paulsilke893 Exactly, thank you for being honest. Here is some truth people do not want out:
- the gun industry is *only* about making money by promoting expensive hunting events, competitions of all kinds, & selling anything they can think of (from grips to sights to bra holsters).
- certain accessories do enhance your performance in being faster & more accurate. But they only help a little as the man/woman who practices, trains, & is the 1st at the range/last to leave will almost always win.
You have everything you need to win any battle, *_ANY battle_* inside you.
Here is another point of view on all these salesman pushing aftermarket stuff:
1. If everyone used the Timney aftermarket Glock triggers... Who has the advantage?
*_Answer:_* No one they cancel each other out. Timney Co. & the salesman - they are the winners. Laughing all the way to the bank.
2. If everyone just bought a good stock gun & learned how to shoot it well by practicing/training... Who has the advantage?
*_Answer:_* The consumer by saving a lot of money although he/she has a stock gun that may be .0003 sec. slower on the lockup &/or .003578 sec slower on the trigger pull - *_no one noticed and you still won the fight in competition or on the street._*
A few aftermarket parts & items are good (night sights, holsters, & so on) but barrels, triggers, lightening cuts, etc. are unnecessary.
Put a stock *Norinco NP29* in _Jerry Michalic_ hands to shoot & then have him shoot a customized *Norinco NP29:* will there be a *_noticeable_* difference?
Somethings to think about.
God bless
*EDIT:* Just discovered some safety issues with these Timney aftermarket triggers. See TH-cam video:
th-cam.com/video/Sx-nQQrKI80/w-d-xo.html
True, but irrelevant to the content. We're on the channel of one of the best high-level competition shooters in the world, who specializes in training others to shoot at that level as well as creating custom guns for competition at that level. He's talking about a product for that audience... and would no doubt agree with you that training is more important than a race gun.
After several hours of frustration and phone calls to Timney, my Gunsmith gave up trying to install the comp trigger into my stock Glock 19 Gen 4. However, he did test installing it in his Glock 19 Gen 3, and it installed and functioned perfectly. Timney indicated on his last call that Timney had incurred some defective parts in their mfg. process causing issues for installations for Gen 4 pistols. Since I wasted $$ with the Gunsnith attempts I sold the Timney kit to him at a discount. I witnessed the final installation attempt.
Taran drops a truth bomb every now and then. I always thought Federal primers were the best and he confirmed it. Back in the late 90's my shitty Taurus PT111 Millennium would only work with Federal primers, nothing else.
The best gun is the gun that eats whatever you feed it. If your gun is a Vegan you’re gonna be down a lot.
Ha!
Woke guns.
The best gun is the one that's with you.
Hammer fired..!!
my trigger is on order, then I'm sending to Johnny Glocks to do his magic on it, to make it better.
Which Triger did you order 🤔 & can u send me the links, also what are the value?
Thx
The finish on those Glock slides really pops.
I have the Timney justabul trigger on a K98 from 1941.. super! :) and i shoot a SP-01 CZ in competion with gunsmittet trigger before i get it home :) super to.
Check out Johnny Glocks Alpha and Omega packages for the Timney trigger they’re sick.
Put one in my 19x... gonna have to hit the range more so I can get used to the lighter trigger pull which made it a little jumpy at first ( I was using range ammo at that). Considering most indoor ranges wont let u rapid fire , it will be a task trying to actually get good at firing this pistol consistently without being yelled at. That is how fast these triggers make the gun now
Did u really put a 2lb trigger in a Glock? lol
@@alexwhiteman2628 what works for you might not work for other people 🤷🏼♂️
@@alexwhiteman2628 can i ask why thats a bad thing ? I also have a 19X and have been considering switching out my trigger for something a little crisper
I love all of your videos 👍❤️❤️❤️
Timney trigger is precious!
This guy needs to review johnny glock triggers. They are also amazing
Exactly what is going in my 19
Exactly what's in my 19.
Too bad Johnny Glocks is drooling over this new Timney trigger. It you watch his videos it’s obvious he knows the Timney is way nicer than anything he can do with a glock oem trigger.
@@Kh2456 for competition sure. I wouldn't want a trigger that light for carry though.
“FEEE-OHHH-KEYYYY!” Fiocchi.
Wonder if he says "Pin-oh-chee-oh"? :)
The best part of Timney is the consistent pull. No more wondering when the gun will go off.
Got mine today, installed it in my G34 and will go with it to the shooting range on friday. 🤗
I've done apex flatty triggers on many of mine. I also do a complete tear down on them and polish all vital parts. Even if you only did the polish big difference. Aim straight and true.
Same, apex is probably my preferred Glock trigger.
Apex flat trigger is pretty awesome but I’d like to try one of the Timmey triggers.
Did you swap the trigger bar or keep it OEM?
@@Technie87 I kept the oem.
I’m shocked California hasn’t shut this guy down and thrown him in jail just out of habit at this point
What for the rape?
Lot of legwork to get to the point of doing that in CA. If you’re in bed with Hollywood or the State of course you could.
And tag removed. 👍
I just installed it in my G19 but haven't practiced with it yet. Cannot wait.
Better than a 19/2011 trigger? 😳 Bold statement
Wait, did he just get six shots off before the casings landed? And he's always so laid back about it!
Laid back or cocky?
I ordered 2 of these triggers so I’m gonna test them and see how I like them. Just picked up a Glock 34 Gen 5 MOS and a Glock 17 Gen 5 MOS.
Where did you order from and what’s the exact trigger called?
Who has these? I would love one for my Gen 5 17 MOS..
@@DiamondLifer go to timney trigger brotha. Just google it
@@DiamondLifer timneytriggers.com/amp/alpha-competition-series-for-glock-gen5/
Looks good!
managed to convince me to buy one right this second , and saved me from the new Zev. Lol, going to give it a smooth mirror polish & hard nickel plating 👌
Well isn’t that just precious. I wonder when the last time those targets were moved around.
Super precious
@@01superduty89 One might say, edge of precious
👍😂 was wondering if this guy was taken seriously anymore
They have so many targets out there that the only way you are not hitting something is if you point it up in the sky or down to the ground
You should add a caveat that for most folks who defensive carry might not need or want a 2 pound trigger. IMO that adds an unnecessary safety issue for the average shooter or person who conceal carries. Competition gun, fine I get that. Well seasoned shooter, awesome, go for it.
I don't think even a seasoned shooter would want to explain a 2 lb modified trigger to their defense attorney if God forbid you had to use it in a defensive situation. Not saying that's right but may be one less thing you want to explain in a courtroom.
Yep and yep
@@bulabroha Do they teach this in an "adult school", or one just gotta figure it out the hard way?
@@mkfort This whole argument of not modifying your defense gun has never made any sense to me.
@@Joe_Friday because it’s stupid, if you’re so close to breaking the law that your modified trigger sends you to jail you don’t need a gun at all.
I bought a Glock 22 in 1989 and immediately installed a 2# competition trigger (don't remember the brand). Never had a misfire.
Um, who exactly already had a "competition 2# trigger" ready to go all the way back then when Glocks pretty much had JUST come to the US? Yeah, right...
He's the boss with a beautiful
Sense of humor. Love his videos. Wish I could shoot like him.
I hate all these aftermarket Glock triggers, they all feel flimsy and cheap despite some of their $250 price tag. But these new Timney Triggers are by far the best I've ever seen on a Glock. I tried one out and I swear even the God of Striker triggers (Walther 45, Walther PPQ) were unable to beat it. I knew right away these Timney Triggers are going to change things in the Glock world forever. I'm very impressed by these Timney Triggers I'm curious what Taran Tactical will do with them. I've already seen what Johnny Glock did with them, let me telly ya, not even a fancy Gucci AR15 competition trigger will outshine what Johnny Glock's Timney Trigger.
Better than apex tactical?
@@thealize808 - Yes, far better than Apex Tactical. I'm not a fan of any Apex triggers, they all feel like a cheap clunky version of a Glock trigger.
He’s such a wired guy lol what a badsss behind a trigger though 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I wonder if he is a giant A-hole off camera
@@risesinner Well, he is such a pervert off cam apparently.
@@risesinner that would be a yes if you're a guy and he's not at an event
Love the First Blood clip -7:15
That g17. Sounds Damnnnnnn good hiting hard
"We had some rappers and some people come out" Wonder who that is? I did some shooting with Twista and friends a few weeks back, and I believe they have a few John Wick guns. I wonder.
I hope he was able to wean them off their 'gangsta side grip' style of shooting their blinged out glack glacks.
It especially annoys me when they thrust their hips and flash gang signs while emptying their 'clips'..
Ice T.
Don't ask me how I know.
@@Veldtian1 Lord Jesus Ice T was in the military I'm pretty sure he knows how to hold a weapon.
@@Veldtian1 you sound ridiculous
I run mine with a factory “+” connector and heavy striker spring. It’s awesome
Yeah. On Fat Tuesday every year I buy a King Cake the night before and pull out the cruciform of the trigger. Then I find the baby Jesus in the cake and place it beside the cruciform and pour out a drink. And say a prayer to all the gods for another peaceful year.
Thankyou
🔥👌💪💯Glock Lover 24/7
Good to see he’s still keeping young attractive strippers around.
Too bad your mum isn't young and definitely isn't attractive enough to be around his glock
🤣
Make strippers attractive again
gotta keep "The Precious" ready
You do realize Tatiana could kick your ass seven ways from Sunday, with or without a weapon; she is BAD ASS
Let them throw themselves under the bus....love it. Crap quality control speaks for itself
What ammo is it? I’ve never seen that before.
@taran this is outstanding!!! Would you put that trigger in a carry gun?
4:23 When someone mentions the one gun I know from a military game
Hey Mikey, I think he likes it.
I’m always happy to see my wife in these videos.
Great trigger make sure u clean the insides before u install or u will get reset problems. Ballistol it up and toot brush it
Man you are freaking bad a$$!!! Nice information.
Can’t wait to get mine 😝
Watch for squib's. Junk ammo is dangerous. My neighbor almost blew part of his finger off from a squib
Squibs don’t cycle a semi auto pistol. Don’t tap rack bang and you’ll be fine.
@@Kh2456 I didn't know that. He was using a .38 revolver.
@@J_Braz_ yea that’s where it gets scary. Most experienced shooters can easily detect a squib tho due to the squib having a lack of recoil and pfff noise vs. recoil and blast of a regular shot.
@@Kh2456 so if in a semi auto, if the bullet can't clear the barrel it can't cycle the slide far enough to inject the next round.
@@J_Braz_ yea a squib is no gun powder loaded into the cartridge so the primer gets ignited and pops which has enough force to launch the bullet a couple inches into the barrel. Since there is no powder there isn’t enough expanding gas to cycle to slide.
That looks precious
Impressive shooting!
God i would love to have any one of those glocks!
I love my Glock but am hesitant to alter the trigger past polishing. Glocks have been tested for safety to the moon and back BUT that's with a factory trigger. I often carry my guns so this would be a no go on anything except a competition gun.
The Glock trigger IMO feels better then most factory triggers.
I love guys who buy $150 Glock trigger. But don't even train 500 rounds a year. And that's a god damn baby number.
@@Rob_Nasty 100% agreed. I run 16/17 splits in my stock Gen4 G19 that I carry 100% of the time. Not hating on anyone but I cringe a little when I hear kids talking about their Gucci Glocks they’ve never fired.
@@VState60 I hear yuh, but many in the community view guns as pieces of art, too.. similar to how the cowboys and shit carved images/patterns on nickel(or whatever kind) plated revolvers and what not, you know?.... long as they're responsible, I don't mind, glad to have everyone possible in this amazing community. 👍🍻
@@crackerjack6454 exactly. Those armchair cowboys make our guns and equipment cheaper but buying it. Even I’m a small fry and I usually shoot a dozen or so events per year and fire 200 plus rounds per week, (last week was well over 600rds most of them .22’s but 100rds were .38 Special in my 327 S&W competition revolver. (I just picked up a new 617 S&W and wanted to shoot it to failure, 160rds before it gunked up due to tight tolerances. I cleaned it and shot it again to failure and it almost locked up at 170rds so I have my answer).
Same, i feel just fine with my good old glock 17 lol, factory smactory, no stupid crap, no flashy bling. Just a tool.
Pfft love the short frames that flash on screen
“Don’t hang on this”
Damn! He's almost as good as I am.....When I'm dreaming.
Im sure you can outtrun him though mate.
1:51 Your welcome.
Thanks bro
Wow, Bud Spencer at the range! And Terence, wearing a cap is also there (what is a knight without his squire)... Pun intended... Thank you guys, this is an excellent review.
I need a TTI Glock! I have thousands of primers & rounds loaded just waiting for a TTI 34. Not that I don't have other expensive custom glocks but ones missing!