Tech data
Strike Industries Trigger…yay or nay
Comparing the Elite Marksman V2 value
Verifying and adjusting sear engagement.
Sometimes, in some frames, the sear/cruciform to striker lug engagement is not up to spec. This can be a dangerous condition and should be rectified as soon as possible. Our triggers are meant to be installed by competent armorer’s and gunsmiths, but for educational purposes I will link to an excellent video on how these…
Read MoreLantac Glock Trigger evaluation
A technical look into the drop in trigger system by Lantac. Known for their quality AR parts, we take a look into whether this carries on into the Glock world.
Read MoreDon’t be trigger stupid anymore
It is easy to look at the plethora of aftermarket triggers and be in awe of the choices. If there is a specific look you are going for, there is most likely a trigger that will meet your aesthetic demands. However, when it comes to a function standpoint, some are quite a bit different than…
Read MoreTrigger bar finish testing
I have long been curious about adding a surface treatment to the trigger bar on a Glock. Having come from a racing background, where we often looked for any possible way to reduce friction. Many times, things like bearings and gears would be sent off for various friction reducing compounds to gain any and every…
Read MoreGhost Angel 3.0 first look
First look at the brand new Angel 3.0 connector from Ghost!
Read MoreDiving deep into Glock connectors *not finished*
Here you will find a brief description of various Glock connectors, both factory and aftermarket. The information provided will be updated as time and new connectors come about. The data for break weight was taken with a digital Wheeler gauge and the test gun was a Glock 26 frame with a Glock 19 slide. The…
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