CMC Triggers To Unveil Glock Trigger
- Thread starter dougiemac
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My biggest legitimate criticism of Glock is the huge fucking palm swell. I tried to like Glocks (hell, I've owned a couple dozen of them), but every time I draw and bring the gun up I'm aimed at the fucking sky. I could get past the trigger, but the palm swell is a killer for me. I've considered buying a G19 and sending it off to have a grip reduction done, I just don't know if I want to have that much into a Glock.
deoends on pull weight. Who knows, maybe they figured out how to do a true two stage Glock trigger.
Maybe I can talk them into a couple triggers for us to try out and write reviews on????
Do you even Glock bro?
Nope. I just 1911 and Sig. The only plastic fantastic I own is an LCR.
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It needs to be painted black. Also, not sure how well they will compete with Apex, Ghost and a variety of other options. I am sure they make a good trigger and they are probably counting on existing customer base for sales. I am curious to see reviews. Of course, if the price is on part with AR triggers, then it will most likely be as expensive if not more than current options.
Maybe I need to try someone's Glock with a "good" trigger in it... I've only put in the minus connectors on my G34 and G17. Those seemed to make a ton of difference- enough that I was happy.
I don't like triggers under about 4 pounds on rifles, and probably that or a pound or two more on centerfire pistols. I'm fine with the tuned up Volquartsen in my MK II with the red dot- that's just a range toy for punching bullseyes.
I don't like triggers under about 4 pounds on rifles, and probably that or a pound or two more on centerfire pistols. I'm fine with the tuned up Volquartsen in my MK II with the red dot- that's just a range toy for punching bullseyes.
That's what I wonder. If it costs more than about $150 it better have something to make it worth it. There will be a small market for a super light trigger, but most people don't need a 2lb Glock trigger.
The price is important. I purchase Glock with an eye to cost/benefit. Spending half again on an upgraded trigger isn't something I've done before.
So basically what you're saying is that it's perfect for a Glock?
2.5-3 pounds is what I need. Mine will be primarily for hog hunting and target shooting.
I hope it's not over $125, otherwise I'll just buy a higher end 10mm with a better factory trigger.