I love these videos! The information I am learning is priceless! You are terrific in your presentation and knowledge, just priceless! Thank you very much.

man can't thank you enough!!!!! YOU ARE THE MAN !!!!! I LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOUR VIDEOS PLEASE DONT STOP THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

I JUST did this to my G42 spring. My reset LEAPS back now! I got the idea from one of your old G42 trigger videos. I do not have a mini belt sander. So, I used exactly what you showed in this video. I have dozens of Dremel drums of varying grits. I lightly, but noticeably flattened the coils. Mission accomplished! Everybody else is all about increasing the spring weight! I really learned something here, thanks. Combined with a Lone Wolf UAT billet shoe (OEM shaped), Wolff 4.2 Striker spring, Ghost Edge connector, I now have a hard wall, crisp 4.0 to 4.2 pound trigger pull. Muy suave! I polished everything! I polished and contoured the frame rails as per another one of your videos. I gently contoured the trigger housing ledge with a razor knife, also as shown in another one of your videos. Good stuff!!!! Ended up with my best ever Glock trigger. Thank you, Johnny!! :D

Less than 3 minutes in and I learn something new… Thanks Johnny!

Great insight on how one spring effects another, thanks for the tip. Learn something on every video.

Thank you so much for these videos there’s nobody as qualified as you without you doing these there’s nothing so thanks

Sure appreciate you Johnny Glock! You’ve taught me everything I know about a Glock and I’ve got mine right…..thanks again!!

Sweet! You're the man for sharing your wisdom and ideas.

Thanks Johnny! I have been waiting and waiting for this video!

I’m sure it was just a mis-speak but, since you said it more than once, I thought it’d be worth clarifying... The springs are “extension” and “compression” springs and not “torsion” springs. A “torsion” spring responds to a twisting force or a force perpendicular to the spring’s primary axis. The magazine catch spring would be a good example of a type of “torsion” spring. However, there are also many “torsion” springs that have coil windings with a fulcrum for the torsion force to act against. Sorry for nitpicking but, as a mechanical engineer, I get stuck in the little details sometimes.

Nice, that's a great idea, Johnny. You da man, homie!

Thank you Johnny, i just polished my trigger bar on my new G19 Gen5 frame and i will brake it down once again and try your awesome technic. Kind regards from a cheese country 🇨🇭

I replaced my trigger spring in my 43x with a lighter spring from a after market kit; that's been almost 2 years ago, wished I had this info then. Thanks for sharing......

thanks again for new video. after took material from spring with sandpaper i use dremmel 520.on the and it is find to "clean" material off and polish in same time.

That's a good way to weaken that spring. I'd add that you probably want to go slow enough to not generate too much heat. I think I'd go with a finishing ultrafine grit, and polish to remove the scratches that could cause the spring to fail from stress risers. Good video, I think I will try this on a my 43, I have a spare housing for it, have fun.

When I was teaching myself to modify Glocks (or Glock clones) I did it on a P80. I had a 3.5 pound connector and Wolf springs I polished everything and just used the cheap p80 housing with adjustment pre travel. I had the reset so crisp it almost felt like it pushed your finger forward on the reset. I had to leave my p80s in Missouri when I came back to Commiefornia and only have my Glock now and I don't want to modify my carry gun but man it felt great

I'm using some of these techniques on my S&W guns as well, actually just bought a few extra trigger bars too experiment with. It's not easy since I'm trying too improve on a gun that does not have the following or after market parts that Glocks have. As they say " YOU HAVE TOO BREAK A FEW EGGS TOO MAKE AN OMELET ". I'm sure I'm going too break A HELL OF A LOT OF EGGS, LOL. THANKS SIR JOHNNY & SON'S.

Great videos Johnny G! Watching you from down in New Zealand!

S&W armorers would use a similar method to reduce or smoothen pull on revolver trigger return springs, they would then weigh them to obtain consistent result.

JR. Did a great job with the camera!

You could use a caliper or micrometer to measure the outside diameter of the compression spring for more precise/repeatable material removal. That reduces the spring rate and to some extent the preload, but shortening the compression spring will reduce the preload w/o changing the rate.

Ninja master 🙌

Two in one day! Wooooooooo!

When do you think we will see a gen 5, 10mm or 45acp from Glock!? Genius solution, btw! 🤟😆

Legend

Thanks Johnny good stuff.

This is old school S&W armorer technique for smoothing revolver trigger pull. Rarely were springs cut.

please show us how to take apart(and put back together dual recoil spring assembly!!!! please Johnny!!!!!!

Hey, Johnny, are your trigger kits compatible with the Tau Development Group Striker Control Device? Their website says they don't work with triggers that alter pre-travel; compared to the stock trigger.

Thank you!!!

Have you tried using a small digital scale for reference points ? Pushing the spring against the scale ?

Johnny, is it true the recoil spring rides against the polymer frame and not the barrel lugs during operation?

I don't understand how trimming the spring should harden reset? If you trim spring it should be weaker, therefore yor reset should be weaker. But it's Johnny Glocks way I should trust it, but how...?

You said glock froze all part sales? Because I just tried to order a titanium nitride safety plunger and I got an email that said they don’t know when it could be shipped? No problem taking my money tho.. lol but I wonder why they are not selling parts rn

4:15 when did they start doing the different catch? None of my gen 5s have the new style.

I bet a cheap finger nail file would work good for that. It's flat and not to agressive.

Cough *tension* cough. Good shit though.

I need some tips for gen.3

My wife and I just had our second child named him River! Did I hear that’s your other boys name? Good name Johnny!

This tip does not apply to guns with Combat Trigger installed, correct? I tuned the Combat Trigger to the point where the reset is almost gone. Hate it. What do I need to do to get reset back? My trigger finger has to slow down on reset or it separates from shoe. Maybe not quit that bad but it feels like I’m waiting for reset.

I took a Nex-Gen and put a modified NY trigger spring in the system and wow. Aggressive reset..

Bro can explain Glock switch please

@ 17:10 Now you can back it out... 😆

Hmm, who comes here to throw a thumbs down? Glock hater? Lol

Oh yeah 2 in 1 day

Glock Froze parts sales because Ghost Gun kits. Thanks criminals using Polymer 80 builds.

I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.