Reeder Custom Guns - Kase and Gary have lots of experience here.

WB
Kase and Gary have lots of experience here.
Friday, March 29, 2019, 20:13

I had a gun with a ZEV adjustable trigger. It was a G20, I liked it. Glock triggers, besides comfort, need to have "feel". I need it to have a take up and stop that I can tell. If it is too light and no distinct stack or stop it's mushy and I lack ability to control. This "reset" is something I either do not understand or take for granted. But most custom triggers are adjustable in that manner.

There is so much BS on the net you DO need to find someone you can trust to give you the real skinny. I tried a light trigger spring kit and it gave me that mush. A 4.5-5.5 lb trigger is fine if it has that feel. The ZEV had a nice stack, about 3 lbs, and short reset. It was all alloy too. I generally dislike plastic triggers. My Beretta 92A1 has a plastic trigger, tempted to get a Wilson short steel one. My current combat Glock has a hand stoned trigger bar with just a little movement past sear break, on the stock trigger. I like it and it was only $20. But it is no ZEV.

Question for Glock experts. I have been - Larry Fry, 2019-03-29, 19:06
- Can't go wrong with a Zev trigger. I love mine. (nm) - Lymey, 2019-03-30, 10:38
  - Is it the flat or curved trigger? (nm) - Larry Fry, 2019-03-30, 20:10
- I’m no expert - steve todd, 2019-03-30, 10:28
- Try Lenny McGill @ glockstore.com (nm) - Rsim, 2019-03-30, 10:09
- Since you like the way it works, do you think - ChrisG, 2019-03-30, 04:52
- Kase and Gary have lots of experience here. - WB, 2019-03-29, 20:13
  - I am really no help. The Reeder Clan has - Gary Reeder, 2019-03-30, 11:29
    - Thanks, I only put about 400 rounds - Larry Fry, 2019-03-30, 20:02