Actually, WeShoot2, I'm not sure if the Col. would be proud or not. 2 lbs is quite light for a "defensive" trigger.Th efollowing is taken from "To Ride, Shoot Straight, and Speak the Truth" ala Col. Jeff Cooper. The chapter is titled, "Triggers, Trigger control, and other Esoterica." "Trigger weight...may vary from a few ounces to as much as ten pounds, but two pounds can be dangerous and five pounds can be awkward. Two-and-a-half to three-and-a-half-clean-is a good spread, but I would prefer five pounds to two pounds creepy." Back to me--There's no way from what I've seen of te Glock, that you can have NO creep at all. If that's true, I certainly hope you don't carry with one in the chamber, since you've whittled one of the things Glock calls a "safety" to nothing. That's downright scary! John Browning understood that in order to carry a round in the chamber and also have a crisp light trigger, there had to be real mechanical safeties to make sure that someone didn't shoot his foot while holstering.
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"Those who cannot understand safe design nor fine trigger mechanics need not consider the 1911, for them, the Glock is a fine weapon, since it has neither!"---by Me.