One of the great things about the Glock platform is that you can find many incredible parts that can upgrade its performance. There are many parts that people like to upgrade, but the Glock 19 trigger is perhaps one of the most common. Explore our collection of Glock 19 triggers and kits below.
Glock 19 Triggers and Kits: A Customization Opportunity
Nothing can challenge Glocks' supremacy when it comes to striker-fired pistols. They are reliable, accurate, and widely used by law enforcement and militaries worldwide. The Glock 19 is one of the most popular Glock pistols in the market, mainly because it is very versatile. From concealed carry to home defense and competition shooting, the Glock 19 can do it all.
But, when it’s time to customize, the trigger is an excellent place to start. There are even Glock 19 trigger kits available for convenient replacement. Whether you’re replacing your first trigger or a seasoned gunsmith, you’ll love the customization options available for Glock handguns.
Curved Triggers
If you want to customize your pistol’s ergonomics, consider a curved Glock 19 trigger. Curved triggers can offer improved comfort or make it easier to find the trigger by feeling alone.
Straight Triggers
If curved triggers aren’t compatible with your shooting style, consider a straight trigger instead. To offer increased comfort, some triggers feature textures or indents.
Source Glock Parts from Wing Tactical
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your Glock for improved performance, enhanced aesthetics, or both, you’ll find everything you need to create a unique pistol configuration in Wing Tactical’s quality-first collection. Simply put, we don’t stock anything we wouldn’t use in our own firearm builds.
If you’re unsure where to start with your Glock customization project, have a question about a product, or need installation support, reach out to our customer service team anytime.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do aftermarket Glock triggers improve performance?
Factory Glocks have decent triggers but are made for military and law enforcement. These duty triggers tend to be heavy, and if you want to use your Glock 19 for competition shooting or you like the feel of a lighter trigger, installing an enhanced Glock trigger can have many advantages.
Enhanced triggers have a lighter trigger pull, a crisp break, and a quick reset. They allow shooters to shoot more accurately and deliver quick follow-up shots. Therefore, aftermarket Glock triggers are an excellent option for your Glock 19.
How does a custom trigger change the aesthetics of your pistol?
Another reason many people like to upgrade the factory trigger on your Glock 19 is aesthetics. Aftermarket Glock 19 triggers come in various finishes, and many shooters want to install these triggers to their Glock to add accents of different colors.
Can aftermarket triggers improve control?
Most of the parts that go inside a factory Glock trigger assembly are made by stamping. These parts can have jagged edges and rough contact surfaces that create friction, resulting in an unpredictable and rough trigger pull. Aftermarket triggers are often made with smooth edges, and the metal parts have a slick finish, dramatically decreasing friction and resulting in a better trigger feel. Moreover, since these triggers are more predictable, they allow for better control and accuracy down range.
Which manufacturers make Glock 19 triggers?
Multiple brands make aftermarket triggers for the Glock 19. However, some of the most popular are Killer Innovations, Tyrant Designs, Overwatch Precision, and Apex Tactical. These are just a few of the manufacturers in today’s small arms market.