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Tyrant Designs I.T.T.S Trigger Shoe for Glock 43,43X,48 Gray/Black

$67.46
Brand
Tyrant Designs
Color
Anodized Gray/Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
7426848614880

Overview

The Tyrant Designs I.T.T.S. (Improved Tyrant Trigger System) trigger shoe is compatible with Glock 43, 43X, and 48 platforms. This hybrid trigger design incorporates elements of both curved and flat-faced triggers, featuring a curved lip for consistent finger placement and a flat face for a uniform, efficient pull. It is engineered to provide a pronounced wall and positive reset feedback, utilizing a 30% power spring to facilitate a faster reset than standard factory triggers. The trigger is constructed for long-term durability and employs set screws rather than pins for increased sturdiness and simplified maintenance. Please note that this product does not include a trigger bar. It is an aftermarket component and is not manufactured, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK.

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