andy t
05-04-11, 20:49
I recently got a 4th gen Glock 19. After putting a few hundred problem free rounds through it, I modified the trigger by:
Installing ghost connector, NY1 spring and a Gen 3 trigger bar with a smooth trigger.
I haven't had a chance to fire this combo yet. However, when I went to disassemble it, after pulling the slide back into armorer's grip, and depressing the slide lock down, as I started to slide the slide forward, it would not until after I pressed the trigger again.
After I got the slide off, I also noticed marks left in the top of the trigger bar by the firing pin.
I thought that gen 3 trigger bars were compatible with gen 4? Could it be the combination of spring and trigger bar causing this?
Does anybody else use gen 3 trigger bars in gen 4 Glocks?
Thanks!
Installing ghost connector, NY1 spring and a Gen 3 trigger bar with a smooth trigger.
I haven't had a chance to fire this combo yet. However, when I went to disassemble it, after pulling the slide back into armorer's grip, and depressing the slide lock down, as I started to slide the slide forward, it would not until after I pressed the trigger again.
After I got the slide off, I also noticed marks left in the top of the trigger bar by the firing pin.
I thought that gen 3 trigger bars were compatible with gen 4? Could it be the combination of spring and trigger bar causing this?
Does anybody else use gen 3 trigger bars in gen 4 Glocks?
Thanks!