Posted: 6/13/2017 10:58:18 PM EDT
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Curious if anyone has tried the CMC drop in kit for the Glock? I like the looks of the trigger shoe, squared up. I love my ZEV triggers but I own several CMC triggers for ARs and they've been awesome.
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I have one en route. Played with one on a G19 at their vendor booth at a conference last week. I was impressed with it enough during dry practice there that I ordered one that night.
Coming from someone who's used an agency, overwatch and apex, the CMC is my favorite, albeit I haven't shot with one yet. Seemed to break at same weight as a stock Glock trigger. Wall is pretty clean, for a glock. Reset is good and short. The trigger pad itself was very comfortable. Not much else to be said IMHO when it comes to Glock triggers, stock or aftermarket. It's worth trying. |
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Mine arrived today. Have been dry firing it for quite awhile now. I am a fan...trigger feels just as heavy as stock, which I personally like. I carry it AIWB and have become used to the stock weight.
Here are some unscientific pictures to show you it's positions. Resting position, slack taken out until wall is hit, depressed to the rear after break, and reset. I'd also say it is just as wide as the apex. BUT, I find it to be a shorter reach than the APEX. However, I no longer own an apex so I am going off memory. The "long" reach in reference to the apex is why I no longer have it. Whereas the reach of the CMC seems to be much better -- i.e. Shorter. When the trigger is completely depressed it seems to make contact with the frame. This does not seem to cause any issues however. 
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Very nice. Thanks for the review. They do make a Gen 4 version but I've seen 2 reviews where gen 4 owners had a little trouble with fitment. But that seems to be a common issue with some gen 4 owners and aftermarket triggers. |
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One of the few triggers I haven't tried yet, mostly because of the price.
If anyone is interested, Primary Arms has them on sale for fathers day for $129.99 which is not bad. Might breakdown and try one out now. Gen 3 and Gen 4 9mm http://www.primaryarms.com/71501 http://www.primaryarms.com/71701 |
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Check out this review before purchase. Apparently there's some issues with trigger. May be just a bad trigger from factory and isolated incident but worth the watch https://youtu.be/yIynNqY62uY |
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One of the few triggers I haven't tried yet, mostly because of the price. If anyone is interested, Primary Arms has them on sale for fathers day for $129.99 which is not bad. Might breakdown and try one out now. Gen 3 and Gen 4 9mm http://www.primaryarms.com/71501 http://www.primaryarms.com/71701 |
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$130 is what I paid for mine. I can't justify paying the $180-185 or whatever it is when not on sale. Too rich for my blood. But the $130 makes it competitive in the aftermarket trigger world, esp since it is a true drop in, complete trigger package.  . It is a Glock trigger not a 1911 or finely tuned CZ.
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130 for a Glock trigger is just outrageous 180 is insane. I get swapping the shoe because some do not like the stock G17 or 19 shoe but for a trigger kit that is just crazy. I have felt a lot of different kits and the amount that they cost and what you get is just . It is a Glock trigger not a 1911 or finely tuned CZ.But yes, they are expensive just to change the geometry of the trigger, because in reality that is all you're doing. |
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Considering what we pay for high quality AR triggers, I don't think $180 is outrageous for a good Glock trigger. I spent even more than that on my ZEV Fulcrum trigger setup in my G34 and it's worth it IMO. Hundreds of rounds through it without a hiccup but I still don't rely on it for HD.
The CMC is closer to a HD trigger if it's been tried and trued |