I bought my son a G34 , what trigger

**Pappabear** · 06-20-20, 18:02

It’s a nice 34 with Ameriglow sights and 4.5 lb trigger it says on box. Still the trigger feels heavy for a range & mostly competition gun.

What is the Goto trigger for Glock’s ?

PB

**Nowski87** · 06-20-20, 18:07

Throw on a 3.5lb disconnection and leave the rest alone. Let him get some time on the gun and break things in as he gets better you can look at changing more things.

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**Zirk208** · 06-20-20, 18:13

Overwatch Precision has a very strong following. They keep all the inherent safeties intact. I haven't put near enough rounds through mine to comment, but others love them.

**Leftie** · 06-20-20, 18:31

Originally Posted by Nowski87

Throw on a 3.5lb disconnection and leave the rest alone. Let him get some time on the gun and break things in as he gets better you can look at changing more things.

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I agree with this advice. I've found that the 3.5lb disconnector improves the trigger feel. After a few thousand rounds the gun will be broken in, and the trigger will have a perceptibly "better" feel compared to it out of the box.

**jpmuscle** · 06-20-20, 18:32

As a self proclaimed “not a trigger snob” since it’s an easy rabbit whole to get lost down, I’m very much a fan of the flat face overwatch triggers with the factory connector. Maybe a minus connector if that particular gun needs it.

1911s would be a different story but it’s Glock so good enough is sufficient.

Except sights. Dawson precision adjustables is what you seek if it’s not going to get a RDS

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**Pappabear** · 06-20-20, 19:01

Thanks for feedback. Does it matter that it is a Gen5 ?

Can someone point me to the exact Overwatch I should get?

PB

**jpmuscle** · 06-20-20, 19:28

Originally Posted by Pappabear

Thanks for feedback. Does it matter that it is a Gen5 ?

Can someone point me to the exact Overwatch I should get?

PB

Id opt for the poly version;

https://overwatchprecision.com/polyd...n5-compatible/

I can’t speak to their efficacy in Gen 5 pistols (all mine are G3) but a flat trigger is a flat trigger so the benefits should be congruent.

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**Pappabear** · 06-20-20, 19:57

Originally Posted by jpmuscle

Id opt for the poly version;

https://overwatchprecision.com/polyd...n5-compatible/

I can’t speak to their efficacy in Gen 5 pistols (all mine are G3) but a flat trigger is a flat trigger so the benefits should be congruent.

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Thank you.

PB

**TomMcC** · 06-20-20, 20:20

It's already got a 3.5 connector in it. I threw a $10 Wolff competition spring kit in and did a light polish on the contact surfaces and got a totally reliable 3.5 lb fairly smooth trigger pull in my wife's 34. Just depends on how much you want to spend.