Glock 19 trigger

[173rdABN]

So, today at work I go to get a new rear site for my M249 (your probably wondering how I managed to break that off... well, I'm still wondering myself), and while I was waiting I asked the armorer why my Glock 19 is so freakin' horrible and when I pull the trigger back all the way sometimes it doesn't even want to fire. I told him I took it apart, inspected it and noticed the disconnector didn't look all to happy. And he confirmed that it wasn't right, and goes "dude, your trigger bar is bent to, and you have a NY trigger to make it worst. Well, that would explain it.... So, here I am, walking around work with a bad gun.... So, we raped a new glock that was never issued for parts because he didn't have any in his inventory, and man, I feel like I have this amazing 1/2 trigger now :) Maybe after shooting with it broke and 15lbs, I just got used to it. But I can't wait to go to the range again and play with it now. I scored a 98% last time with it broke and just messing around after 3 months of being home. So lets see what this baby can really do :)

 

Who else has ever noticed a bent trigger bar, or bad disconnector? I have another co-worker here that had a similar issue, but it was no joke a 30+lb trigger. It took almost 2 hands to pull that sucker back. Anyone else having a problem with their Glock triggers?

 

We use Gen 3's, so not sure if your gen whatever will have the same problem, or if its been fixed or not. 

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My 4 gen 2 Glocks are identicle in trigger pull.  Other than the weight of the gun, if I were blind folded, I could not tell which gun was which when it comes to trigger pull.