Never had a Glock before.

The trigger on this 5th Gen 9mm is really a POS. Very mushy and bights my trigger finger.

However it is very accurate.

What's the fix?

Buy something other than a glock.

Maybe that was smart ass. Glock triggers have been the same since the beginning, there is not a whole lot you can do to them, you can make it some better but it will always suck.

What does the OP mean by "mushy"? Is he talking about the takeup? There are many other striker fired pistols with a spongier trigger.

No one buys a Glock for the trigger.

However, sanding the safety tab’s edges will ease the bite using more finger on the trigger will cure lots of low left shots most complain about and polishing the bottom of the trigger guard will add to comfort as well.

But there is nothing that will make it a light crisp target type trigger without sacrificing reliability.

I had 4 M&P’s with Apex triggers and kits in them, loved them but none of the trigger pulls were the same and I shot the Glocks better than the M&P’s. Sold all of my M&P’s and now have 5 Gen 5 Glocks with the same trigger pulls including a G45 which is close to my favorite.

Call Ghost Triggers, buy their complete target or defense trigger spring kit [35-40 bucks shipped iirc], take it to your gunsmith, my 'Smith installed the kit on the counter in front of me in 5 minutes, my G21 now hits the center of the target, trigger is a thousand times better than stock.

24HR member Rockchucker made the rec to me on a weekend visit here at the farm, you wont be sorry, if I had more Glocks, every one of them would be so equipped.

Sig

I have glocks, i have ghosts, I have titanium strikers, I have spring kits, I have zevs, they improve but do not change the triggers, glock is a good gun, in my hands they work all the time, other manufacturers (sig) have surpassed the glock in several ways. Of course GlockDuffus can shoot one anyway, despite their many drawbacks.

They make several brands of pistols and for the most part they work, some offer something different than others are looking for.

The Glock trigger works, the gun works, accuracy is good, parts are cheap, there's not a lot to the guns.

Sig, well they are Sig. I've shot em, both the 320 and 365's along with owning a few P series guns, they just ain't for me.

Some Glock guys buy anything the company puts out insisting "new generation" is better. There is a guy asking about hi-cap magazines for G44. I think guys at GlockTalk are begging Shield Arms to make some. Personally, I would buy new Taurus .22 pistol instead. Fewer issues and high cap magazines are standard in jurisdictions that allow them. If one is not satisfied in Glock trigger there is always Walther PPQ.

Dry fire the piss out of it. Everyday. That’ll help you and the gun.

My experience with Glock's is like Jimmy's. The best thing to do with a Glock trigger is learn to live with it or replace the whole damn pistol. After I bought my first Glock I just couldn't understand what all the hype was about. Reliable pistol but a horrible trigger. After awhile I just stopped paying attention to the trigger and started focusing on shot placement and things got better.

The Glock trigger is unique; what your finger learned with your other guns may not help you. Start fresh and blank, concentrate on breathing or cheeseburgers and let your finger begin to understand.

Ever since we left the 1911 and sold our soul's to plastic pistols the fake firearms news has clubbed us over the head and conditioned us to to accept shi-tty triggers. "Glock Perfection" anyone that disagreed was ridiculed. Yes its a robust, fires every time, and has adequate accuracy tool, but now SIG after years of getting their asses kicked has woken up and produced a plastic pistol with a better trigger. Sights matter, barrels matter, lock up matters, but when you have all of that and a 5 pound trigger that slams into the back wall when it breaks all of that "don't matter that much". All of that to say a G17 and a G20 are two of my favorite pistols, but not because they are as accurate as a P320 or P365 but because I have been using glock's a long time and I know they will absolutely 100%, never fail me in an emergency. We all have been conditioned to a tad of mediocrity!

Everyone is welcome to buy what they want.

Every one of mine are.

You bet LD, there are handgun surgeons, and handgun sledgehammer swingers, I remain the latter, I could manipulate the stock trigger just fine on slow fire, anytime I added speed, shots hit low left, over and over again, the Ghost setup lightens it just enough that the shot is on the way and gone before I can mess it up.

gunner, I just got an email from him yesterday he's got 20% off right now across the board.

Nice! damn, almost makes me want to order a Glock 10MM! ; ]

BTW, he [Ghost] sends some damn cool stickers, I gave em to my Gunsmith, he put em on his shop door.

Forgot to the add the code for discount at checkout!

Use coupon code: VOTE2020 at checkout!

Had a big post, erased it.
Would have pissed off a bunch.


Not sure what you are going to do with this gun.

Smooth up the parts that hurt you. That's not a good thing.

Then shoot it.
And a bit more.


You said it's accurate, so you can use the trigger.

There is the slow pull analyzing the trigger thing,
And the aim at the target and shoot thing.

One really doesn't matter, and can be subjective,
The other can be measured by hole in the target.

One thing I want to emphasize is it is entirely possible to get too light on a striker fired gun. Even Apex has duty/carry triggers and lighter ones available they state are not suitable for duty/carry.

I have gotten used to the 5.5lb Glock Gen 5 triggers. I’ve gotten used to 10lb DAO triggers. I like a 3Lb trigger on a 1911 but they have manual safeties. The 5.5lb Glock trigger is its safety.