Posted: 6/7/2010 9:40:41 AM EDT
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Greetings,
I was looking over a clean used Glock 34 and it had a very light trigger reset on it- as in, it was slower than it should have been. I put 3.5lb connectors in my Glocks, but I usually leave the striker and trigger springs stock. The trigger pull on the G34 in question was lighter than a stock Glock 3.5lb connector with factory springs. Is a slow reset something that can be remedied by changing out the trigger spring? Thanks, Cheese |
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A higher weight trigger spring won't help reset because it helps to pull the trigger back, not forwards, however, a broken trigger spring can give that symptom. If not that then I'm thinking maybe something's gummed up or bent. Take it apart and look for a broken spring or crud in the receiver. In the worst case you'll only replace the Trigger Mechanism Housing ($7.50), Connector ($15.00), Trigger Spring ($3.00), and Trigger Bar ($15.00) so you won't be out alot even in the worst case. |