How Glock triggers work and how they reset

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  @nadda8681 · 5 years ago

  Brother, I know this is an old video, but as a former certified chief weapons armorer for a L/E agency, this is STILL one of the best vids I've seen on this topic. Great job, my man.

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  @southpaw1969 · 3 years ago

  8 year old video but this is, by far, the best explanation I've seen on this. Thank you for making this.

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  @Rajinbin · 1 year ago

  Still valid and relevant even in 2025.

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  @greyscout01 · 8 years ago

  4 years later and your video is still being appreciated.   Thanks.

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  @samlott99 · 8 years ago (edited)

  These are the kinds of videos that make a difference. Excellent explanation.

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  @danbishop7177 · 11 years ago

  explaining how this trigger works isn't the easiest thing to do, good job!

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  @marshallvanwagneriii1495 · 7 years ago

  It's now 2019, and this is still the best video on the Glock trigger mech out there. Very good job. Thank you.

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  @chipsterb4946 · 4 years ago

  This is the best explanation of how the parts interact that I’ve been able to find. It is important to understand how the bottom ledge of the firing pin catches on the back edge of the trigger bar cruciform. Likewise with the trigger bar/connector relationship as you pull the trigger and, especially, during reset. <br><br>It’s been 6 months since I last took one apart and re-watching this video is exactly what I need for a quick refresher!

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  @billydunn5485 · 2 years ago

  This video showed me exactly what I needed to know in order to diagnose my issue. I am so glad I got lucky enough to run across it. Thanks a bunch!

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  @Cooperdbhd · 2 years ago

  Best tutorial I&apos;ve seen on the topic of specifically how these components interact. And I&apos;ve searched through dozens and dozens, many of who profess to be experts on the subject. &nbsp;<br>You run circles around them, thanks for your contribution.

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  @dannon4 · 9 years ago

  I am not a gun owner, but I enjoy learning about firearms (and I am an engineer). Kudos to you for your desire and need to know about your equipment. &nbsp;You have a superb understanding of mechanics and more importantly a vocabulary and skill in accurate communication that made this video a pleasure to watch and understand (more than once). Thanks.

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  @ddub435 · 3 months ago

  Here I am in 2026 watching an old, educational Glock trigger video. Yet it&apos;s timeless, and one of the best educational Glock trigger videos out there. Thanks!

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