Posted: 12/11/2023 11:55:20 AM EDT
[Last Edit: AS556][Edited]
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Overwatch DAT any good? Will be using for USPSA and would like to retain drop safety. |
R.I.P. Beau 8-17-2022
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Originally Posted By AS556: Would you say it helped with trigger pull? Originally Posted By AS556: Originally Posted By Rugby3: I've got the Poly version in my full size works great! Would you say it helped with trigger pull? For me I feel it did and for $50 not a big spend if I'm not happy with it. It's not on the same level as my Apex kit for my Shield or PRP kits for my XD/m's but those are also 3-4 times the price. |
| Put a Glock Performance Trigger in your Daggers and be done with it. Just need to use a gen5 backplate on your slide and the trigger is a staright drop-in to the frame. I've done it on several of my fullsize Dagger frames. The GPT triggers are also about $70-90 when you search online for them. |
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Start with the dagger trigger and do this 25 cent trigger job I would add to polish the safety plunger completely inside and out and inside the hole in the slide it is in (I did this on a CZ52 and it helped a lot to smooth the trigger) I used a dremmel with the polish tips. They look like rubber and have polishing compound in the rubber and are quick to put a Crome shine on steel Practice on some scrap steel to get a feel for these if you have never used them before |
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Originally Posted By srb10864: Put a Glock Performance Trigger in your Daggers and be done with it. Just need to use a gen5 backplate on your slide and the trigger is a staright drop-in to the frame. I've done it on several of my fullsize Dagger frames. The GPT triggers are also about $70-90 when you search online for them. I wish I had known this! I just put a Timney in mine and had problems using an NDZ minus connector (or any minus connector). I had to revert back to the regular connector for everything to work properly. It is a nice trigger, but I would have saved some money using the Glock performance trigger! (And would have an OEM appearance). |
Really dont want to start a new thread for this but how are the stock micro dagger triggers? The hinged looking design is off putting. Makes me think M&P 1.0  . I domt need a Gucci trigger I actually really like a glock trigger after a few hundred rounds
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What it boils down to is that they fear an effective resistance to their power: So, Left in power=Guns bad, mmmmkay...?, Right in power=Guns good!-thskirk