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Anyone who has run a stock large-frame Glock knows the trigger leaves something on the table. The Overwatch Precision TAC Trigger fixes that with a flat-faced, direct drop-in replacement built for .45 ACP and 10mm frames. The trigger shoe and safety tab are machined in the USA out of 7075-T6 aluminum alloy and attached to an NP3 plated OEM Gen 3 trigger bar using 316 stainless steel coiled spring pins. Both the shoe and safety tab get a Type III hard coat anodized black finish to the MIL-A-8625 standard, so this thing is built to take a beating and keep working.
The broad, flat face is the star here. It gives you a self-correcting, straight rearward press and shortens trigger reach by about a quarter inch, which is a real difference maker if you have smaller hands or you just want your finger sitting more consistently shot to shot. There is a small indexing hook at the bottom that keeps your finger placement repeatable, and the safety tab retracts flush when pressed so you lose that hot spot that shows up during long range sessions. Folks who have run these on a G21 or G29 consistently mention how much tighter and more predictable the gun feels compared to the sloppy factory setup.
This TAC Trigger is designed for the large-frame lineup, covering Gen 1 through 4 G20, G20SF, G21, G21SF, G29, G29SF, G30, G30SF, G30S, G40, and G41 models. Pre-travel is trimmed by as much as 20 percent depending on your frame tolerances, giving you a cleaner break and reduced overtravel without touching the safety features. The NP3 plating on the bar adds serious corrosion resistance and a smooth, grit-free feel.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on their own Glock. Plenty of owners report getting the swap done in around ten minutes following a basic online walkthrough. Keep in mind the shoe on its own does not change pull weight, so if you want a lighter pull, pair it with a competition spring and minus connector down the road.
This is the large-frame version, so it covers Gen 1 through 4 G20, G20SF, G21, G21SF, G29, G29SF, G30, G30SF, G30S, G40, and G41 pistols. It comes matched to an OEM trigger bar, so it drops right into those frames. If you are building a clone or running something outside the standard Glock lineup, double check compatibility before ordering.
The flat-faced trigger shoe by itself does not change your pull weight. What it changes is feel: a cleaner break, shorter reach, reduced overtravel, and more consistent finger placement. If you want an actual lighter pull, pair it with a competition trigger spring and an Overwatch Precision minus connector, which can drop pull weight by roughly half a pound to a full pound.
Not for anyone comfortable doing basic work on their own Glock. It is a direct drop-in that does not require gunsmithing, and most owners knock the swap out in around ten minutes with a punch and a quick online walkthrough. Just make sure the pistol is unloaded and follow proper disassembly steps.
The broad, flat face gives you a straight rearward, self-correcting press and shortens trigger reach by about a quarter inch. That helps a lot if you have smaller hands or want repeatable finger placement shot after shot. The small indexing hook and flush-retracting safety tab also cut down on the hot spot you feel during long strings of fire.
| UPC | 815854020193 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 26322 |
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| Style | Drop-In |
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