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The stock Glock trigger gets the job done, but nobody ever confused it with a match trigger. Timney set out to fix that with the Alpha Competition, and the result is one of the biggest single upgrades you can make to a Gen5 pistol. Instead of the vague, spongy takeup Glocks are known for, you get a light first stage, a firm wall, and a crisp break that lands right around 3 pounds. The reimagined sear and trigger bar are what make it happen, and the change in feel is immediate the first time you press it.
What makes this one clever is that it does all of that using your stock Glock internals. No new connector, no aftermarket striker spring, no permanent changes to your gun. The trigger bar and sear wear a Teflon nickel (NP3) coating that cuts friction to almost nothing, which is a big part of why the pull feels so smooth and consistent shot to shot. Timney also puts these through their paces, and an independent test ran 10,000 rounds with no cleaning or oiling and zero malfunctions, which says a lot about how the design holds up under real use.
This is a competition trigger through and through, and it shines on steel, in USPSA and Steel Challenge, and anywhere fast, accurate follow-up shots matter. The short reset and clean break let you run splits without fighting a gritty trigger. Timney is upfront that it's built for range and competition use on stock Glock pistols, so keep that in mind when deciding which gun to build.
Installation is a drop-in job most folks can handle at the kitchen table with basic punches, no gunsmith required. The kit includes two trigger return springs so you can dial in your reset. The silver spring matches roughly stock reset tension, while the heavier red spring gives a firmer, more positive reset that shooters coming off a factory Glock tend to like right away. The bright orange anodized shoe is easy to spot and looks sharp in the frame while you're at it.
This version is made for Gen5 pistols and is listed to fit the G17, G19, and G34. It also works in the G44 22LR. Timney designed it around the Gen5 trigger bar and internals specifically, so make sure you're matching the right generation to your gun.
No. It's a drop-in design that most people can install at home with basic Glock punches and a little patience. It uses all your stock Glock parts and springs, so there's no connector swap or slide work involved.
Reviewers consistently describe a light takeup that leads into a firm, defined wall and a crisp break right around 3 pounds. It's a noticeable step up from the vague stock Glock feel, and the reset is clean and tactile. If you want the reset to feel closer to a factory Glock, start with the included red return spring.
Timney builds and markets the Alpha Competition as a competition and range trigger, and that's where it really belongs. For a carry or duty gun, most folks stick with a factory setup or a dedicated combat-oriented option. Keep this one on your competition or fun-gun build.
| UPC | 081950615728 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ALPHAGLOCK5ORANGE |
| Color | ORANGE |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Style | Drop-In |
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