What’s the trigger pull of a Glock vs a revolver?
Whats the trigger pull of a Glock vs a revolver?
128 posted on 03/23/2008 8:34:44 PM MDT by DBrow
A DA revolver is about 12# uncocked and about 5# cocked. Glocks come in 3.5#, 5#, 8.5# and 12# triggers
I have seen between 3 to 15 pounds. The first for competition and the highest for New York cops.
3.5# is standard on the model 34 and 35 target pistols.
6# is standard on the rest of the line, with an optional 8# disconnector that can be installed by a Glock armorer or any competent gunsmith. The New York City Police Department wanted a 12 pound trigger, so Glock made one since they issue about 40,000 handguns.
Keep in mind that the Glock trigger, even at 12 pounds, is a short trigger pull and if the trigger is pushed backwards, the pistol will fire. This is where they got a reputation for being “unsafe.” People who are not knowledgable in safe firearms handling buy Glocks because they are popular, and they put their fingers on the trigger, and . . .
If the shooter handles it properly, it is an excellent gun.