Smooth trigger for a Glock?

[buzz_knox]

I was testing a 32 recently and found that while the recoil wasn't that bad, it was enough to cause the grooves in the "target" trigger to begin irritating my finger. I believe that I've heard of a smooth trigger but have no information on it? With Glocktalk being down, I figured I'd turn here.

 

[TX Tim]

Buzz,

All of the full-size Glocks have smooth triggers. So, you would need a G31 trigger for your gun.

Try www.lonewolfdist.com or www.glockmeister.com for this part.

 

[shamster]

What you can do is order a Glock 31 trigger set. The full size Glocks all have a smooth trigger face. The (sub)compacts have the serrated trigger just for the sake of earning the necessary BATF import points to make up for it's smaller size.
Try http://www.lonewolfdist.com/LoneWolf-Products-OEMGlock.html#GLO-357 and look for part number GLO-357. That is the trigger & trigger bar for all the full size Glocks. Lone Wolf has great service and is very helpful.

 

[shamster]

Tx Tim,
Beat me here by a few minutes

Anyhow, with Glocks, most parts of the same caliber guns/frame width are interchangable. So the trigger set of a 17/17L/22/24/31/34/35 will fit the 19/23/26/27/32/33 as well. And the 20/21 trigger group will work with the 29/30. Not the 36 though.

 

[Bullwinkle]

You might try just sanding down/off the groves with a little sand paper.

 

[mleaky]

I just replaced the grooved trigger with a smooth one last weekend in my g23. It is alot easier on the finger. Why it took me almost 5000rds to do this I don't know.

 

[WalterGAII]

Having shot my G21 a bunch over the past seven or eight years, it didn't take me long to decide to put a G21 trigger in my new G30.

 

[G50AE]

Are you going to get a 400 Corbon barrel for the G30 as well, WalterGAII?