The stock Dagger trigger is comparable to a Glock OEM unit. The only reason I swapped mine out was because I just like the aesthetic.
My trigger felt almost perfect right at 400 dry fires (plus 100 rounds shot), so 500 total.
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@AmericanPatriot Welcome to the forums!!! It sounds like youâre saying that after about a 500 round break in your trigger is just about perfect⌠
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Tactical pontoon leonidas or the excommunicado. Nuff said
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Also agree, but takes the overall pricetag and tosses it out the window. Even the Tactical Pontoon peacekeeper 3, 3.5, or even the 4# is a nice addition.
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Ur right but im a firm believer in you get what you pay for and these guys have the fcg game on lock down as far as quality and reliability is concerned
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i just bought the 3.5 i hope its is good
Wonât regret it. I have two of them in my daggers.
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i wanted the timmi but man all i read is problems
The Glock performance trigger seems like itâs a product improved Timney.
But does it work from what I read not even the overwatch or the apex work
Thatâs what Iâm saying. Not sure how itâd fit in a Dagger, but probably just as well as OEM parts. Being product improved is good. Better safety function unlike the Timney, well designed trigger housing, no light strike issues hopefully.
I pulled a Timney, and it felt great. But the person that owned the trigger and gun, always had reliability issues.
The Glock one comes in cheaper too.
Get a Glock OEM trigger and polish it. Then drop it in there and never touch it again unless itâs to clean it.
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just dropped it in wow what a difference cant wait to shoot it feels better than my gen 4 19 with close to 1000 rounds in it
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Okay like how much dry firing? I just completed and shot mine and damned if it wasnât the exact opposite of the Rock. I could have spent the whole day using the rock, it was perfection. Not saying in an absolute sense just with my experience and abilities it was fantastic.
The dagger was so sloppy that I thought it didnât fire. Whole lotta mush in there. I just wonder if itâs possible to make it more like a 9 mm rock. The slide looks better and seems sealed better on the rock. There was never a doubt with that rock trigger.
I guess Iâm at 40 ish rounds and nearly as much dry. Would have shot more, but I was sweating awfully and couldnât see. Plus my AKV was just easier to reload and better accuracy.
Iâm new to owning a dagger but I would like to say that I do not like the M&P style hinged trigger. To that end I was hoping I could just add a Shadow Systems trigger/trigger bar. Itâs a flat faced trigger that is more Glock like. Can anyone tell me if this will negatively impact my dagger? Honestly I just dislike the hinged triggers.