Figured I’d drop this here for those who are interested. Unfortunately no ETA is available still but hopefully sooner rather then later. I’m pretty excited about this personally.
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Guess it’s time to start my Glock builds now that this and the Gadget are happening.
It all comes down to price. We all know it will be quality.
From what I’ve gathered the offering will only include the trigger itself, no trigger bar assembly. So, price wise it should be pretty affordable. In the pic I posted that appears to be metallic unit so who knows if there will be a polymer offering as well.
Looks like both, just the trigger or with the bar. They also said the trigger itself will work on the 43 trigger bar.
That sounds complicated, I’m guessing it will be the trigger with the bar, I wouldn’t even know how to remove a Glock trigger from the bar. Perhaps it’s easy, but I’ve never been curious enough to try, no need for it.
I have a mess of trigger w/trigger bars from trying to make high use early 1990s G21s pass inspection in a junk pile. I guess I need to start learning/practicing taking them apart.
I guess I never looked that close at how it’s assembled. Can’t be that hard though
Apparently they opted to not buy OEM trigger bars and install the triggers ala Zev etc… The prototype they had at NRA didn’t feel all that good as the trigger safety dragged and rubbed on the frame. The only way to disassemble the OEM trigger bars is to drive the main pin out with a punch, or cut the trigger, thus destroying the existing trigger assembly. It’s not hard to do and generally leaves the bar intact.
This looks pretty nice. It looks like the back of the trigger might act as an over travel stop to some extent. The firing pin safety looks pretty pronounced though compared to other flat faced triggers like Agency Arms and Suarez.