Sheet 1 of 1 · Sear & Trigger Parts · semi-automatic trigger groups, strikers and springs
The parts behind the pull, drawn, named and in stock
Trigger bars with their cruciform sear surface, connectors, striker assemblies, firing pin safeties and every spring in the pistol, for Glock in each generation and for the striker and hammer pistols that share the logic. One shot per pull, factory safeties kept. Parts ship to your door.
- 1 Trigger and safety blade
- 2 Trigger bar
- 3 Cruciform
- 4 Connector
- 5 Firing pin safety
- 6 Striker and spring
Parts index
What each part does →Spring chart
Every spring, explained →| Spring | Factory | Lighter | Heavier | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trigger spring | 5 lb | 4 lb (heavier pull) | 6 lb (lighter pull) | Assists the bar; breaks most often |
| Striker spring | 5.5 lb | 4 to 4.5 lb (light strikes) | 6 lb (cures light strikes) | Drives the striker; sets ignition |
| Firing pin safety spring | Factory | None sold | None needed | Drop safety; never changed |
| Recoil spring | 17 lb (G17 Gen 3) | 11 to 15 lb (light loads, comps) | 18 to 22 lb (+P, 10mm) | Returns the slide; wears fastest |
| Magazine spring | Factory | None | +10% extra power | Feeds the last rounds |
Typical Glock figures. A gauge on your own pistol is the only real number.
Six checks after any trigger work
The full procedure →- Trigger safety blocks the trigger
- Firing pin safety holds the striker
- Cruciform sits on its shelf
- Slam test on an empty chamber
- Reset clicks after the slide cycles
- Gauge, then 100 rounds live
New on the bench
All new arrivals →One shot per pull. Every trigger part here is a semi-automatic part that keeps the trigger tab, firing pin safety and drop safety working. Function checks
To your door. Trigger groups, strikers and springs ship direct; pistols go to your FFL dealer. Shipping
Checked at checkout. Price and stock are confirmed live when you order, before you pay.
Free over $999. Flat $29.99 shipping on smaller orders. Details
Bench notes from owners
Written by people who own the gunSo far these magazines work very well, with no problems. I bought two of these and two Chip McCormack mags to compare. I had two failure to feed with the Chip McCormack mags and zero with the Kimber mags. So far so good.
Beautiful pistol well made and finished perfect.shoots to point of aim, one of my favorites!
I found the website easy to use. Delivery was prompt and I was very satisfied with the product. The description says factory blemished but I didn't notice anything substantial. Overall, a very positive experience.
Must have spare magazines for my Mossberg Patriot Synthetic 308 WIN hunting rifle. Good fit and feed like butter.
This is my main personal defense firearm. As far as 1911's go Springfield Mil-Spec is one of the gold standards in my opinion. I expect to use this for the rest of my years.
What can I say!? This is my favorite magazine fed pistol. Yes, it's big but definitely worth it! No it's not the easiest to conceal carry. It is barrel heavy without the magazine in it but once a magazine is inserted the balance is great. Firing this thing feels like firing a 9mm to me. I got rid of my Glock20 gen 4 10mm for this and I have no regrets!
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The parts behind the pull
A pistol trigger is a chain of small steel parts: a bar with a sear surface, a connector or a sear, a striker or a hammer, and the springs that tension each of them. We stock that chain for Glock pistols in every generation and for the striker and hammer pistols that share the logic: trigger groups and bars, connectors, striker assemblies with springs, cups and sleeves, firing pin safeties, and spring kits for the parts that wear. Every listing says which models it fits and what it changes.
We are an independent store, not affiliated with Glock, Inc. Everything here releases one shot per pull and keeps the factory safeties in place; we publish the function checks to prove it and say plainly what belongs on a range gun rather than a carry gun. Parts ship to your door; pistols ship to a licensed dealer in your state. Our city pages cover 20 cities in 14 states.















