Glock performance trigger

Glock Performance Trigger  is an upgraded, factory-made trigger designed to improve the performance of Glock pistols. It offers a lighter, crisper trigger pull with a shorter reset, making it ideal for competitive shooters and enthusiasts who want a better shooting experience without using aftermarket parts.

Key Features

• Flat-faced trigger design for improved finger placement and control.
• Crisper break compared to the standard Glock trigger.
• Shorter and more tactile reset for faster follow-up shots.
• Lighter pull weight, typically around 3.5-4 lbs.
• Factory OEM part—maintains Glock reliability and warranty compliance.
• Compatible with Gen5 models (but not all Glock models).

Compatibility:

• Works with Gen5 Glock 17, 19, 26, 34, 45, and 47.
• Not compatible with Gen3, Gen4, or .40 caliber models.

Glock performance trigger

Should You Get One?

If you want a smoother, competition-ready trigger while staying within factory specs, the Glock  Trigger is a solid choice. However, if you carry your Glock for self-defense, be mindful that a lighter trigger pull might not be ideal for defensive situations.

The highlight of our annual pilgrimage to SHOT in Las Vegas was the release of the Glock Performance System.

Now, before you get too excited—this upgrade won’t turn your trusty G19 Gen5 into an STI/Staccato. It’s an improvement, but not a complete transformation. The Glock Performance T is an add-on, meaning new Glocks will still come with standard triggers out of the box.

We had the chance to test the new Glock 47 equipped with the Performance Trigger, and here’s our take:

Glock performance triggers

If you’ve ever swapped out the factory connector for the 2kg lighter version, spent time polishing the trigger bar after a deep dive into YouTube tutorials—and got it right—that’s pretty much how the Glock Performance Trigger feels. The flatter trigger face provides better finger placement, the break is noticeably crisper, and the reset feels more controlled.

One major advantage? Since it’s a Glock OEM product, it won’t void your warranty. However, it does require installation by a certified Glock armorer.

Would you like recommendations on where to buy one or how to install it?