Posted: 8/28/2007 5:03:30 PM EDT
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If your department issues or allows any of the Glock series pistols what trigger is used? I'm curious as to how many departments/agencies now mandate the NY1/NY2 trigger. |
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I am the department armorer so mine aren't exactly stock. I've been testing to see what I like. I went from 5.5/SS to 3.5/SS and now am at 3.5/NY1. This is one a M34 and M26 with permanently modified grips and some other stuff, to include TFO's and Dawson FO/Heinie sight and the M26 has extended mag catch and slide stop... 
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I'm keeping one of my Glock's with a standard trigger pull just for the sake of staying used to it for when I apply to LE (1 1/2 until I'm 20 and 1/2 and done with college). My open class Glock is at 2 lbs. exactly. They (S&J Customs) can go lower, but I want that extra pull for running around in IPSC stages. If it were just a steel challenge gun, I would have gone lower. The trigger is so short, smooth, and sweet on that gun. |
That is the way I see it too. If there is a problem with NDs the answer is more training not heavier trigger pulls. |
Yea, a 5.5lbs. trigger isn't exactly a hair trigger. "keep your booger picker off the bang switch" and you won't have any problems. |