Best Glock 17 trigger

Apex

Salient Arms or Apex. I know you can send your Glock in to Salient when you get the trigger to have them install it.

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Apex

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When did apex ever make a glock trigger?

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Leave it stock and learn to shoot working the reset.

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This is good advice.

If you shoot it regularly, virtually any gun's trigger and other controls (mag release, slide stop lever, etc.) will feel natural.

If you feel you just have to modify the trigger, I'd say put in the factory "3.5 pound" connector. It'll cost you about $20, and will reduce the trigger pull weight to about 4 pounds.

But whether you keep the gun stock (advisable) or modify it (or if you buy an M&P), learning to shoot using the reset position is really important.

I just spent about $150 on a glockworx fulcrum trigger and it was a huge waste of money.

As someone stated earlier, get an m&p and go with the full apex trigger, that thing is amazing

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m&p and go with the full apex trigger,

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I disagree ,for the price of the m&p plus apex. Get a HK vp9 or Walther ppq if you want a good trigger. Even the Sig p320 is awesome.

Too much IMO. Why not send it to a gunsmith?

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I disagree ,for the price of the m&p plus apex. Get a HK vp9 or Walther ppq if you want a good trigger. Even the Sig p320 is awesome.

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I guess it depends on how good of a deal you get on an M&P. If you can get one for sub-$450, then total it would be $450+$130=$580 which is good for the trigger you get.

I will agree that in stock form, the PPQ's trigger is fantastic. I think it has the best reset of any trigger I've felt. It is a massive improvement over the P99QA I reviewed last week.

I haven't fondled a VP9 enough to have an opinion of it. Maybe someone will lend me one for a review in the future.

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Possible if I stop taking it everywhere

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Can't hate on a man for that...