Gen 1-4 Glock Flat Face Trigger Shoe by kromehawk

Last crawled date: 3 years, 2 months ago

* DISCLAIMER **
Use this part at your own risk! The trigger components are a critical part of the firearm, and you should have a complete understanding of how this part works in conjunction with the rest of the fire control mechanism. I make no guarantee, express or implied, that this part will function in your firearm. This part was designed and tested against a PF940V2 with an OEM trigger bar.
Additionally, this part will not magically give your Glock or Glock-style weapon a miraculous 1911 type of trigger pull. In fact, the pull itself will probably feel pretty much the same, although you might like the linear nature of the trigger more.
* DISCLAIMER **
This is a flat faced trigger for a Generation 1-4 Glock, Polymer 80, or other derivative. It prints in three parts: the shoe, the safety bar, and one of four faces. The provided faces have different textures. The geometry on this flat face trigger is more linear than others you might find commercially available. Also, the use of a "face" removes the protruding blade-style safety bar actuation that you find on factory triggers. I personally enjoy that feel.
Items you will need to make this part function:
The three parts mentioned above
The two pins from an OEM trigger shoe or an aftermarket trigger shoe (be advised that it may be tricky to get the pins out of an OEM shoe without damaging that shoe - I recommend searching the internet for the various solutions to this).
A retractable ball point pen - you will need the spring from the pen, more specifically.
Tools you might find useful while assembling this part:
1/16" punch
Hammer
Wire snips for the spring from the pen
320 and/or 800 grit sand paper
Exacto knife