Not consistent quality
First of all let me start out by saying that I bought the red trigger and the gray trigger at the same time each trigger was put in brand new GEN 4 Glock 19s the red trigger had a trigger pull of right around 3.9 to 4 pounds but the Gray trigger came in at 6lb, all stock Glock springs used in both guns. I then switched the triggers in both the glass and I got the same results. Note: Red Agency arms trigger on the left in the photos and gray trigger in the right photos. I called AGENCY ARMS and explain the problem to them. They initially seemed concerned and genuinely wanted to help me with the problem but when I noticed a discrepancy in the knuckle or nubon the trigger bar I sent them a picture of it. They never offered to pay for shipping or replace the item they just expressed a concern that they wanted their gun Smith to look at it more closely. Rather than playing a back-and-forth game with AGENCY ARMS I figured it be best to return it to Brownells and they were more than willing to take it back and pay for shipping thank you Brownells for your awesome customer service! And yes Certified GLOCK ARMORER
Good, but NOT Great.
I own multiple Glocks both Gen 3 & 4, with triggers including stock, Zev-Tech Standard and Ultimate Fulcrum trigger kits. I bought this to see if I would like the flat trigger better than my other drop in trigger kits. I can say with a resounding NO, that the Agency Arms costs more and delivers less. For $30 more, you can get the fully adjustable Zev-Tech Fulcrum with a polished safety plunger, lightened striker springs, a V4 connector and ejector housing. In my opinion the Agency Arms trigger just doesn't deliver enough bang for the buck.
Buyers remorse, deep pockets have a hole
I like my glocks for toss around durable and reliable guns. I have a number of glocks from gen2 to gen4 and the latest slim .380 g42. With some well intentions I decided to give the Agency a shot. Even though I've got zev ultimate kits in a few of my glocks, for some reason I just wanted to further improve the carry of the g42. So, I have a ghost connector, a completely polished factory trigger bar, polished safety plunger and some other carry mods to better manipulate the gun under pressure... So now an improved trigger shoe, without pre and over travel adjustment ability suits concealed carry. Ok, got it. The trigger bar is only polished in 3 spots of the 6 spots they SHOULD be. No time was taken with this on the agency trigger. From what I can tell, since they throw in a ghost connector, I already had mine installed and required no further tuning of the connector with this trigger. It breaks slightly cleaner, and has slightly less over travel. From the naked eye call it 3/16" reduction. For the money spent, these results are not what I was looking for. Thinking about sending it back. Zev systems has their processes and machining down pat and by far, their triggers surpass the quality and expectations. Agency just fell short on all levels, minus the fact their trigger is flat faced. That's the only buying point that truly sold this trigger to me. I refuse to put lead down range with this trigger in the gun. I am going to get a refund. Looks like Zev just sold another trigger. Agency, you guys need to adjust your price according to what you are actually delivering to your customer.
