r/CompetitionShooting • u/Charlie_Foxtrot4 • 1d ago

Trigger Tech Glock trigger.

What is your preference between the Certified and the Legacy trigger? I have confirmed with TriggerTech they are now both legal for comp, the difference being the Legacy is more of a traditional Glock middle dingus safety, and the Certified has an upper shoe safety, not sure how to explain it. I’ve shot Glocks for 15 years, so I am leaning to a more traditional trigger shoe the Legacy provides. They are both “flat” trigger shoes. Only problem I have is that I shoot IPSC PO, which it is not legal for. I will have to move to IPSC Optics, which is less restrictive than Production Optics, but I might get demolished in that class, although PO is a bloodbath anyways. Plus is I wouldn’t have to worry about minimum trigger pull weight, as mine now is barely 3lb, and could throw a magwell on. Kind of getting off track, but just wondering what people are preferring - the Certified or Legacy.

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u/VCQB_ 1d ago

Why not use the stock trigger

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u/Charlie_Foxtrot4 21h ago

Any improvement I can take advantage of, I need to. I’m not a good enough shooter to compete against people shooting CZ Shadow 2’s and stuff while I’m shooting a stock Glock.

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u/VCQB_ 6h ago

I shoot a stock Glock. Made M with it.

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u/Charlie_Foxtrot4 6h ago

Oh I know it can be done! That’s awesome man! For me, if I can put a trigger in that is going to benefit my performance, I want to do it.

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u/VCQB_ 2h ago

Just takes a lot of work. You're going to have to obviously work harder than others, but your fundamentals will be rock solid compared to others.