Reviews & Ratings for Glock Triggers VOGEL Competition Trigger System — 5 reviews — Page 1

The trigger I purchased worked really well in my Glock 34 9mm

OK - I'm 52 and have tried a lot of triggers in different Glocks over the years. I used this as a replacement for my Alpha Trigger. Not sure what it was but we didn't get along in the Glock 17 Gen 5. I love Timney, I have 2.5 # triggers in many of my rifles so I thought this would be great. It may be for some but wasn't for me. I replaced it with the Vogel. The Vogel has some pre-travel before hitting the wall and I LIKE THAT its predictable and repeatable every shot. You can adjust the over-travel very easily and I'm very happy with it. The kit comes with a 4, 4.5 and 5# striker spring set. I run the 4.5# spring, an extended tip skeletonized striker and a 13# recoil spring. I started w/ the 15# recoil spring and had zero malfunctions so I tried the 13# recoil spring and have had ZERO malfunctions...I'm sticking w/ the 13# spring. With those items installed the trigger pull weight is around 3.25 to 3.75. I'm using a Wheeler manual spring operated gauge that has some room for error but the trigger feels light and crisp. I did not try the 4# spring after feeling how light the trigger already was...Not a carry gun trigger at all.

After using other after market trigger systems, I have found that the Vogel competition trigger is by far the best option. Smooth as glass operation, and no gritty feeling, this system is worth every penny. Keep in mind that this is a competition trigger that I would not recommend in an EDC gun.

Great product overall. The trigger press is smooth with a clean break. And most importantly, all the standard glock safeties still functions. There are no issues with the trigger not resetting like some springs kits cause. My only con is that it's a little expensive for whats essentially a super polished stock trigger with a couple lighter springs.