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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Trigger travel

Posted: 5/21/2007 7:46:23 AM EDT

A friend of mine has a a G-22 with the NY-1 trigger. Soemthing I noticed shooting it was that there was a LOT of travel in the trigger before it started to take tension. Is this normal for the NY-1 trigger? Is there a fix for the travel?

Posted: 5/21/2007 8:56:20 AM EDT

[#1]

Take out the NY trigger. Whoever thought that it was a good idea to convert Glock's excellent trigger pull to a revolver-like pull sure wasn't on the same page as I.

You can control overtravel with a couple of different aftermarket devices. If you do much to pre-travel, you'll disengage the firing pin safety. I always shoot from the trigger reset position which eliminates the long pre-travel.

Posted: 5/21/2007 11:19:18 AM EDT

[#2]

Agreed. Replace with factory trigger and shoot from reset position. Glocks were designed for this!

Posted: 5/22/2007 4:31:25 AM EDT

[#3]

Replacing the trgger group is not an option. It's a duty weapon.

Posted: 5/22/2007 6:06:42 AM EDT

[#4]

Quoted:
....It's a duty weapon.

It will depend on the department armorer. IF the department allows you could replace the factory NY-1 spring with a standard factory trigger spring. Other wise he is stuck with the way it was issued.

Posted: 5/22/2007 10:02:00 AM EDT

[#5]

If you cannot replace it, Practice dry firing and practice live firing mixed in with dummy rounds until you get more used to it.

Good Luck and CY6!

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