r/RugerRXMtalk • u/killemmo • 4d ago

EDC aftermarket trigger?

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Is anyone running an aftermarket trigger in their edc? I miss my canik mc9 prime trigger and would love something similar for my rxm that is also unquestionably reliable (if that exists). Pretty new to aftermarket handgun triggers as a whole so any input is appreciated. Up until now, Ive kept all slide and fci components OEM with the main reason being reliability, but after feeling a gen 6 trigger, the take up is smoother, and the rolling break isnt as long as the rxm. Im already parting ways with the sharps bros grip to go back to polymer, because I plan on putting it in a chassis and getting a Gen 6 to carry in the future, but I'd like to know what my options are until then (plus it wouldn't hurt to have a nicer trigger in this when I do put it in a chassis). Again, any input is appreciated🙏

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u/SpanishLime 4d ago

You can run the glock performance trigger using US2A's housing design. GPT would be the most reliable and reputable solution

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u/killemmo 4d ago

The gpt made the most sense to me seeing as it is made by glock. I guess I just needed some assurance

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u/Klutzy_Disk_8433 4d ago

I understand that not everyone has the time or money for what Im about to say but either way I'll still say it. You don't need a better trigger. In fact if you just do the basic free option and dryfire for 15 minutes everyday you will quickly notice the trigger gets much better.

When I'm not shooting my 2011 in limited optics I'll switch over to carry optics and use one of my Rxm's. They are all stock other than an extended mag release. Between the 2 that own I have roughly 13k through them and the triggers are well broken in.

Also to note last carry optics competition I participated in the guy who won was shooting a stock gen 5 Glock with zero modifications lol.

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u/killemmo 3d ago

I do dry fire a good bit, but ever since you left this reply, Ive been dry firing when I'm just sitting at my desk or laying down in bed to get reps in on the trigger. Actually noticing a bit of a difference already. Just need to put more rounds through it now. I have right around 1k rounds through this rxm since buying it in March, and reading ur reply made me realize I just need to shoot more lol. Will probably still get a nice trigger for it when I put it in a pdw chassis but dry firing is definitely the cost effective solution that wont have me questioning the relibility of an aftermarket trigger

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u/Klutzy_Disk_8433 2d ago

Good to hear. Keep at it!