What's the consensus - Apex Glock triggers

[Boogar Presley]

I won't own a firearm with after markets parts, especially a "custom" Glock that has endless parts that an amateur gun smith can monkey with

 

[BIBM502]

Cheapest easiest way to get a reliable and awesome trigger is sale the Glock and Buy a Canik you can thank me later.

I've only shot one canik and was not impressed.

 

[Shoot9]

I run the Overwatch Precision TAC trigger in all of my Glocks.

 

[cmshoot]

I have yet to see an aftermarket Glock fire control group that was as rugged and reliable as the factory one.

 

[Porter Rockwell]

The most reliable handgun I see in my courses are stock, or fairly stock, Glocks.

The most unreliable handguns that I see in my courses are Glocks that have been "tuned up" with aftermarket internals and triggers.

If it's a range toy or competition piece, then have at it. If it's a serious use, carry gun either keep it stock, or have someone that knows what they're doing clean it up a bit. Minimally invasive is my recommendation.

If you don't want to leave it stock, the work I do on my carry Glocks is the installation of an Overwatch Precision NP3'ed minus connector and safety plunger, with the appropriate factory parts polished. Won't knock more than 3/4lb or so from the trigger, but the new connector gives a crisper feel with a much more positive reset. I offer this service while you wait at TruPrep in Marietta.