Looking for a flat, straight Glock trigger? Pull up a chair and come inside.

**contax_shooter** · 02-23-17, 07:53

Originally Posted by davidjinks

Thank you for this information.

If you wouldn't mind; did the safety tab break where they drilled it? What kind of shooting was being done I.E. range, class, running the gun hard etc.?

Oops, I thought I included a photo:

This was after shooting about 500 rounds during an outdoor course where there was intermittent heavy rain throughout the day. It happened to break when I removed the slide and reset the trigger forward when I heard an unusual click.

**bear13** · 02-23-17, 11:45

Looking to apex flattie my g43. I installed one in my sig p320c and love it. But I have read different takes on if it fits or not.

**ArmedNovelist** · 02-23-17, 14:46

OP, thank you for this information. The OEM triggers aren't bad, but I do prefer a flat-straight trigger in all of the firearms that I've had opportunities to run, with them installed.

**K1tt3n5** · 03-26-17, 10:39

I recently purchased an igfs trigger and have been incredibly pleased with it along with the agency.

**BlahBlah** · 03-28-17, 09:56

Originally Posted by johnnywitt

What Magwell is that?

That's a Suarez magwell on the gray frame, Agency magwell on the black one.

**YVK** · 04-15-17, 21:46

https://www.arsenaldemocracy.us/product/switch/

New option, no experience or affiliations, supposedly great. Don't know if it qualifies for a flat, straight trigger.

**Wake27** · 04-16-17, 02:21

Originally Posted by YVK

https://www.arsenaldemocracy.us/product/switch/

New option, no experience or affiliations, supposedly great. Don't know if it qualifies for a flat, straight trigger.

I don'y know if I hate the aesthetics or the name more.

**georgeib** · 04-16-17, 04:56

Originally Posted by YVK

https://www.arsenaldemocracy.us/product/switch/

New option, no experience or affiliations, supposedly great. Don't know if it qualifies for a flat, straight trigger.

With their "No take up" claim, it makes me wonder if it is drop safe. Other than that it sounds like my perfect Glock trigger.

**CoolBreeze1911** · 04-16-17, 07:12

Longtime lurker. Just wanted to add +1 to the Overwatch precision train. Got the shoe yesterday and installed it on my Gen 4 bar. Immediately loved it.

**oldtexan** · 04-17-17, 08:34

I'm interested in adding a flat trigger to several of our Glocks, but for various reasons I'm looking for the following characteristics:

No significant reduction in pre-travel, overtravel, or pull weight
All safeties remain operable
Noticeable reduction in trigger reach
No adjustments

I've read through the thread and didn't see any mention of a trigger (or shoe) with all these characteristics. Anyone know of one?

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