Vogel Competition Trigger for Glock.

**Bushie** · 23-09-2013, 23:11

I saw this Vogel trigger system on you tube. I want one. I'll give away a kidney for this trigger system, does anyone know where in SA or where at all I could get my hands on one???

**Dinat** · 24-09-2013, 06:39

Would you be using this for sport shooting or on a SD weapon? You would probably have to order from over the seas. PS Don't give up organs, for a DD rifle maybe, but not for a Vogel trigger

**Irynacloete** · 27-06-2022, 13:32

Originally Posted by Bushie

I saw this Vogel trigger system on you tube. I want one. I'll give away a kidney for this trigger system, does anyone know where in SA or where at all I could get my hands on one???

Good Day
I am about to order one and will get here about a month time. Would you like me to order one for you as well?

**Skaaphaas** · 27-06-2022, 13:34

Originally Posted by Irynacloete

Good Day
I am about to order one and will get here about a month time. Would you like me to order one for you as well?

I’m without words.

**shooty** · 27-06-2022, 13:41

Originally Posted by Skaaphaas

I’m without words.

LOL. Must be working for the SA Post Office. Since offering 9 years down the line.

In any case I believe the new craze for the Glock in US is the Timney trigger.
Although it keeps the firing pin locked back completely. In effect meaning the Glock is now Cocked and not locked so seems kinda less safe. Its apparently impressive trigger improvement.

**Bundu Ric** · 27-06-2022, 13:50

That must be a first.

Originally Posted by Skaaphaas

I’m without words.

**Cbotha15** · 28-06-2022, 09:01

Holy recropost Batman!

**Stevin** · 28-06-2022, 09:25

Originally Posted by shooty

LOL. Must be working for the SA Post Office. Since offering 9 years down the line.

In any case I believe the new craze for the Glock in US is the Timney trigger.
Although it keeps the firing pin locked back completely. In effect meaning the Glock is now Cocked and not locked so seems kinda less safe. Its apparently impressive trigger improvement.

All the Glock safeties are still in place with a Timney.

I'm not super impressed with them. Like don't get me wrong they definitely lighter than most Glock triggers, but I find they still have a fair amount of sponginess.
Doesn't really get rid of the age old problem of glock trigger jobs where the lighter you go generally the more spongy the break feels.

Then again I have a bad habit of comparing all triggers to good 1911 triggers... so there is that too.