I've got a little birthday cash burning a hole in my pocket, and I'm thinking about putting a Fulcrum trigger in my gen 4 34.  I essentially only use it for the range and IDPA.  It currently has a 3.5 lb connector and  the "25 cent trigger job" (though it cost a lot more than that - I "polished" it by shooting the crap out of it ).

So, what do those of you who have used a Fulcrum think?  Is it worth the cash?  Pretty expensive as far as Glock parts go, but for some reason I kinda want to give one a try.

I have one in my 34 and really like it.  I think it's well worth the cost.  Feels great, crisp and light minimal take up and over travel.  I would not put on in a carry gun, but for range or competition it is terrific.

Which kit do you have?  I'm thinking that if I'm going to bother with it I might as well get the "ultimate" kit.

Only 1 reply?  I know there is more than one guy around here with a Fulcrum trigger.

EDIT: And any experience with the Fulcrum vs. the Vanek kit or the GlockTriggers/Haley Skimmer?

Sorry, just a "-" trigger bar type of guy!

I'd like to try one, just to see what it feels like.

~g

I have the drop in kit.  The middle kit without the firing pin.

I have shot a glock with a fulcrum trig. It was ok, but not worth the cost to me. A well broken in factory trigger is what I'm used to and what I like. For competition it might help because it does have a shorter pull and faster reset...but honestly my skills are not high enough to need a trigger like that....yet.

I have a fulcrum in my G35 limited gun. It's a great trigger. I also have the Zev tec spring kit $9, Zev tec connecter $15, and polish job 25¢ in my G34 SSP. It's 95% as good as the fulcrum. Only lacks the fulcrum's reduced pretravel and overtravel. They also sell the ejector housing with overtravel stop for $20.

FWIW the fulcrum will put you in ESP.