GLOCK trigger is hurting my finger
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Yea i got a couple sigs, and love them ,
I just picked up this X5, for this competition next week, it is soooo nice, i just wish it was all metal!
I just picked up this X5, for this competition next week, it is soooo nice, i just wish it was all metal!
You joined last month. You are still in the hazing stage.
Haha fair enough, let me guess its a ritual for new members lol
bitterkenny
Meh
Compact or subcompact Glock, I'm assuming? That serrated trigger on those models have given a lot of people issues. The solution, as you have noted, is to replace with a smooth faced trigger.
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
Yes it is; we're still feeling you out.
Have you tried the Hundk modification? It is pretty simple... You take your Glock to a gun shop and trade it in for an H&K. Problem solved.
ETA: Your Glock could be in the classifieds by midnight; you got this!!!
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
Once you figure "us" out, we're a lot of fun to hang out with.
50 post count, gives you access to the underbelly of the beast.
Some folks can be leery of FNGs, thinking they are possibly here to collect info, troll, etc.
Alan3413
Ultimate Member
- Mar 4, 2013
- 17,120
When I first started shooting one, I wasn't holding it right and there was excessive muzzle flip.. turns out my finger was getting mashed by the lower trigger guard.
Adjusting my grip fixed that. You can also try a Henway.
Adjusting my grip fixed that. You can also try a Henway.
Yes it is; we're still feeling you out.
Have you tried the Hundk modification? It is pretty simple... You take your Glock to a gun shop and trade it in for an H&K. Problem solved.
ETA: Your Glock could be in the classifieds by midnight; you got this!!!
I always wanted that vp9 lol
Well i dont think this is a grip issue,
Its just that safety dongle doesnt sit flush when fully depressed.
I ordered a new trigger housing, im gonna try to dremal the safety dongle on it before i put it in
bitterkenny
Meh
Suggest you try the smooth face trigger "as is" before taking a Dremel to it. And if it still annoys you, get an aftermarket trigger like Zev, or Agency or <insert lots of other companies> that have the trigger show you like. As you know, messing with a safety mechanism is generally a bad idea.
Zorros
Ultimate Member
I have a 27 and a 33. I experience trigger irritation with both. And the minis from the bottom of the trigger guard irritate the upper joint above the knuckle. ( i picked up a sig 365 to heft it recently and could immediatly feel the irritation without shooting it). I think those issues come as “ glock territory”. Plenty of benefits to offset this and neither guns are target guns. Why do i have both.. the 27 is over 20 yrs old and i thought it was time to treat myself. I have a 42 and a 43 and don’t recall the same problems. Small guns with lots of pistol energy are a challenge. Worth getting accustomed to, but if you can’t or don’t want to, maybe look for something more comfortable.
GuitarmanNick
Ultimate Member
Before taking a Dremel to the trigger, you may want to try using sandpaper and doing it by hand. You will have more control over the result.
holesonpaper
Active Member
Had the same annoyance... Installed a Zev trigger and moved on... I highly recommend some of the aftermarket triggers. Some don’t prefer, I do..
- Jul 29, 2014
- 49,995
Like my doctor always says, "well stop doing that if it hurts".
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AliasNeo07
Ultimate Member
People being asses in this thread aside, do you have the serrated trigger or smooth trigger?
Check this out https://youtu.be/OXWqKNXm4WE
I wouldn't say it "hurt" but if I shoot more than 200 rounds at a time, I can feel the difference between serrated and smooth trigger. I bet it's that and not the trigger safety.
Check this out https://youtu.be/OXWqKNXm4WE
I wouldn't say it "hurt" but if I shoot more than 200 rounds at a time, I can feel the difference between serrated and smooth trigger. I bet it's that and not the trigger safety.
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