TRIGGER GROUP COMPETITION PAK for GLOCK® Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The TRIGGER GROUP COMPETITION PAK for GLOCK® is praised for significantly improving trigger pull, making it lighter and enhancing accuracy. However, multiple reviewers express safety concerns regarding trigger reset reliability, particularly when using all springs. A few users find it necessary to revert to factory springs due to light strikes or safety issues. Overall, it's a mixed experience, valued for performance yet alarming for safety.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Trigger Performance
70%
Reviewers frequently commend the kit for making the trigger pull significantly lighter, with reports of improved accuracy. It allows users to customize their Glock triggers affordably compared to complete aftermarket options. However, many note that using all included springs can lead to a very light trigger pull that feels unsafe.
Safety Concerns
65%
A substantial number of users highlight serious safety issues with trigger reset when using the full kit, particularly the potential for trigger safety to fail if the trigger is partially depressed and released. This raises alarm over the risk of accidental discharges, leading some reviewers to revert to factory spring settings.
Installation Experience
50%
Users generally report that installation is straightforward and easy, often facilitated by minimal tools. However, the ease of installation comes with the caveat of needing to ensure the safety mechanisms function properly, which some found lacking after installation.
Customization Options
60%
Many reviewers appreciate the ability to customize trigger pull by choosing which springs to install. This flexibility allows users to find a balance between pull weight and safety, with some opting to use only specific springs to mitigate safety risks.
Light Strikes
40%
Concern over light strikes is mentioned by users who experienced failure to fire with certain ammunition after installation. This has prompted several reviewers to rely on factory springs or a combination of the kit's springs with factory components to ensure reliability.
Scary light trigger
I installed this competition spring pack with a Ghost 3.5 Ultimate trigger connector---I ended up using only the trigger reset and safety block springs. With the 3.5 connector and these 2 springs my trigger is a nice 4-4.25 lbs. With the Wolff firing pin spring, the trigger ended up below 3.5 and the reset was very mushy. This is a carry gun, and as warned in the product description, these springs will give you a scary light trigger pull so I got exactly what I paid for. I would give full stars except for the mushy reset.
Great product
I have installed around 2 dozen of these kits and as stated above if all three are installed with a reduced power connector it does create a possible hazard. I depending on what the desired trigger pull weight is istall the safety plunger spring and the trigger spring or the safety plunger and the reduced power firing pin srping. I never install all three. I have had nothing but good results from these combinations and have never had a reported failure to fire with the reduced power spring.
Solid Tune-up Kit
I've used Wolff springs in several guns, and they provide a couple of much needed tweaks to the factory Glock trigger. A light takeup and much more noticeable, firmer second stage before the striker falls. Coupled with some polishing in the right places (or an aftermarket connector) this spring kit gives great results. While I have never had any issues with trigger return or firing pin safety engagement, I would still caution buyers to test the pistol extensively with and without the reduced power safety plunger spring, just in case.
