Trigger job on Block 20 Gen 4 - recommendations?

[Jared Hensley]

I have now put several thousand rounds through my Glock 20 and I am just not in love with the trigger.  It is a bit too spongy for me and doesn't break like I want it to break.  Can any of you recommend someone in the Nashville/Murfreesboro area?  I'm looking for first-class work so I'm willing to open the wallet.  I hardly ever modify a stock Glock but this is going to be the exception.  Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

Edited February 7, 2017 by Jared Hensley
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[Wingshooter]

The trigger on my Block20 is ok but not great. I thought about getting a Pyramid trigger from the block store to drop in or a different connector at the least. I love he gun though. I'm acctually a little hesitant to change it because I can shoot it so well, but it is a little "spongy" too. I don't know of anyone to recommend in your area though.

 

[TNman207]

I suggest you contact Glockmiester and see what they can offer. http://www.glockmeister.com/

[res308]

From what I've heard from others, check out the Suarez triggers. His stuff is top quality and reasonably priced compared to others.

https://suarezinternational.com/

[gjohnsoniv]

I'd just drop a new Ghost connector in and see what that does for you.  Takes all of maybe 10 minutes to do.

[Jct1911]

You want the overwatch precision trigger, throw in a factory - connector. Thank me later

[Jared Hensley]

On 2/7/2017 at 11:43 PM, Jct1911 said:

You want the overwatch precision trigger, throw in a factory - connector. Thank me later

Can you elaborate on this?  Thanks, Jared.

[Jct1911]

Can you elaborate on this?  Thanks, Jared.

Excellent trigger, retains all safeties, shortens pull and reset. Add - connector for slightly lighter pull. Together it's a much smoother pull with a positive reset.


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[ARO Matt]

On 2/7/2017 at 4:06 PM, Jared Hensley said:

I have now put several thousand rounds through my Glock 20 and I am just not in love with the trigger.  It is a bit too spongy for me and doesn't break like I want it to break.  Can any of you recommend someone in the Nashville/Murfreesboro area?  I'm looking for first-class work so I'm willing to open the wallet.  I hardly ever modify a stock Glock but this is going to be the exception.  Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

Like someone else said, drop in a 3.5lb disconnector and see how that treats you.  If you're looking for more than that I can help you out without breaking your wallet, send me a PM.  

[Jared Hensley]

 

Like someone else said, drop in a 3.5lb disconnector and see how that treats you.  If you're looking for more than that I can help you out without breaking your wallet, send me a PM.  

Order an OEM connector.  Will report back after it is installed and I make a trip to the back 40 to test.  Thanks all.  -Jared

[Jared Hensley]

On 2/9/2017 at 5:04 PM, Jared Hensley said:

Can you elaborate on this?  Thanks, Jared.

 

On 2/10/2017 at 5:39 PM, ARO Matt said:

Like someone else said, drop in a 3.5lb disconnector and see how that treats you.  If you're looking for more than that I can help you out without breaking your wallet, send me a PM.  

Thanks bro.  Installed the 3.5 lb OEM connector and problem solved.  Shoots like I want it to now.  -Jared

[bulm540]

glock triggers.com

[RoDan]

On 2/16/2017 at 2:57 PM, Jared Hensley said:

 

Thanks bro.  Installed the 3.5 lb OEM connector and problem solved.  Shoots like I want it to now.  -Jared

I run a facotry - "minus" connector in my G20 and I can also say that mine shoots like I want it to.