Posted: 1/5/2016 8:53:13 PM EDT
| I purchased a really nice used USA made Glock 19 gen 4 awhile back. The owner did a little dremmel and polish job on the internals. I loved the trigger when I was dry firing it. I've put about 300 rounds through it with no problems... Then it happened. The trigger will get stuck in the rearward after taking a shot every 20-30 rounds fired. I can't physically pull it forward. I have to manually work the slide for it to reset. Do I need to replace the whole trigger group? I can't pinpoint the problem. Any help is appreciated. |
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Quoted: I purchased a really nice used USA made Glock 19 gen 4 awhile back. The owner did a little dremmel and polish job on the internals. I loved the trigger when I was dry firing it. I've put about 300 rounds through it with no problems... Then it happened. The trigger will get stuck in the rearward after taking a shot every 20-30 rounds fired. I can't physically pull it forward. I have to manually work the slide for it to reset. Do I need to replace the whole trigger group? I can't pinpoint the problem. Any help is appreciated. Just like never shooting another man's reloads, I will never own a gun with some guy's kitchen table "trigger job". |
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He rounded the top part of the crucifix, which is a no-no. Replace trigger bar (with trigger). About $15. Can replace striker also to be sure, but new trigger bar is a must. Polishing is fine, but don't go near the rear of the "bent" ear of the trigger bar. I have an OEM G19.4 trigger bar if you want it. Just IM me with shipping info. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |