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Trigger Tech Glock Gen 1-5 Certified Special Flat Two-Stage Trigger, Black/Red - G9B0-SBS-26-EBRF

$219.99
Brand
Trigger Tech
Color
Black/Red
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
885768004480
MPN
G9B0SBS26EBRF

Overview

The TriggerTech Certified Special is a flat-faced, two-stage trigger system designed for Glock Gen 1–5 pistols. It features a modular architecture that separates the lever, sear, and disconnect functions, utilizing Zero Creep Technology for a consistent break and CLKR Technology for adjustable pull weights ranging from 2.5 to 6.0 pounds. The trigger is USPSA approved and compatible with IPSC Standard, Optics, and Open divisions. Constructed with a monolithic trigger shoe and a true pivoting firing pin safety, this system includes a redesigned safety stop and a TMDE pad to assist in verifying safety function. An updated backplate with a relief pocket increases clearance to the striker under extreme shock conditions. This ambidextrous trigger is finished in black and red and is engineered to enhance drop safety and impact durability.

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