ACTION ENHANCEMENT KIT FOR STANDARD/SLIM FRAME GLOCK~ Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Overall, reviewers are very satisfied with the ACTION ENHANCEMENT KIT for GLOCKs, particularly praising the improved trigger pull and ease of installation. Many noted significant reductions in pull weight and enhanced comfort. However, a few users encountered issues requiring adjustments for optimal performance, which slightly affected their experience.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Improved Performance
80%
Most reviewers highlight significant improvements in trigger performance, noting a reduction in pull weight and a cleaner break, making the gun much more shootable. Many view these enhancements as transformative for their firearms.
Ease of Installation
70%
A majority of users appreciate the straightforward installation process, often facilitated by online tutorials. This aspect adds to the overall satisfaction, as many feel confident to upgrade their triggers without professional help.
Comfort and Handling
65%
Reviewers frequently mention the comfort of the new trigger blade, indicating that it improves their shooting experience. The flatter face and smoother feel receive commendations, particularly when compared to factory options.
Adjustment and Reliability Issues
20%
A few customers faced reliability problems, such as failures to reset, necessitating adjustments to ensure proper functionality. While not widespread, these experiences highlight the need for occasional tweaks post-installation.
Improves trigger pull a lot but had one issue
My early model Glock 43 had an extremely heavy, 8 lb trigger pull and this Apex kit improved it greatly, reducing the pull to 5 lbs and improving the break noticeably. I did have two failures to reset from this trigger in about 200 rounds. I fixed the issue by clamping the tail of the cruciform (the part that contacts the striker) in a vise and using a mallet and punch to very slightly bend the tail upwards. I reassembled with Dykem, confirmed the tail was making good contact with the striker.

