NY +1 trigger on my Glock: How can I tell??

[SigMan1980]

I have a Glock that I bought used awhile back. I love it and love the trigger. Last night I was at a training course and another guy shot it, an NRA Instructor type. He asked what work I had done to the trigger. Another guy confirmed that it felt slightly heavier but far crisper (?) to him as well. My question is, how can I visually determine if work has been done to my trigger and what the work may be?

[thelemite]

If the trigger sucks, it's a regular Glock Trigger. If it really sucks, it's the NY 1trigger spring unit. If it only kinda sucks, it's the 3.5lb connector. (Couldn't help it) I had a G-20 with the NY-1 trigger, it measured about 10 lbs on a gauge.

The Ny-1 trigger spring unit is olive colored, the 2 is orange.





You can also look at the connnector. a - sign is the lighter connector and a + is the heavier one.

[GuyMontag]

and if you don't want to rip it apart to look inside, it should be on the label on the original box.

[SigMan1980]

and if you don't want to rip it apart to look inside, it should be on the label on the original box.

I think I'm going to have to break it open. There is no indicators on the original box. My thought is that it was done after factory. Thanks for the help!

[SigMan1980]

If the trigger sucks, it's a regular Glock Trigger. If it really sucks, it's the NY 1trigger spring unit. If it only kinda sucks, it's the 3.5lb connector. (Couldn't help it) I had a G-20 with the NY-1 trigger, it measured about 10 lbs on a gauge.

The Ny-1 trigger spring unit is olive colored, the 2 is orange.





You can also look at the connnector. a - sign is the lighter connector and a + is the heavier one.

I'll check it out when I get home. Not sure where it ranks on the suck scale, I don't have too much to compare it to. The instructors exact words were "there is the regular amount of travel, but I think its breaks heavier and cleaner than a factory trigger."

[Charlie De]

Did you ever hear about looking gift horses in the mouth?

[RoyJackson]

CORRECTION!
It was the standard 3½ lb Glock 34 connector with the NY trigger spring. This resulted in a crisp 4½ lb pull.
Also, the Dillion catalogue is called "The Blue Press".

Sorry about the error!

My old G17 is actually a G17L from the mid 80's with the 3½ lb connector. I've never much cared for that light a trigger, so I think I'll try the combo described above.

[SigMan1980]

Did you ever hear about looking gift horses in the mouth?

I may have a buried treasure on my hands!!