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Overwatch Precision Defensive Applications Trigger (DAT) Kit for Glock 36 Polymer Black

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Brand
Overwatch Precision
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
815854025266

Overview

The Overwatch Precision Defensive Applications Trigger (DAT) Kit is a flat-faced, direct drop-in replacement designed for Glock Gen 1–4 OEM triggers. Featuring a solid body polymer shoe and safety attached to a polished OEM Glock trigger bar, this kit offers the feel of aluminum triggers at a reduced cost. Finished in black, the flat-faced polymer design increases leverage for the shooter while reducing pre-travel by up to 20 percent—depending on frame tolerances—without compromising factory safety features. The upgrade yields a clean, crisp break and reduced overtravel. Please note that this kit is not compatible with Gen 5 Glock models.

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