Educational

We just received a bunch of these brand new Performance Triggers from Glock literally 5 minutes ago. This is my first impression on the system I hope you guys enjoy the video review. 

In this in-depth review, Johnny tests the break and performance of the new Glock performance trigger. We find a consistent break at 3 pounds. We review the differences between this new Glock Performance Trigger and the Timney Alpha Competition Glock Trigger. He takes it apart. Also puts the Johnny Glocks Vex shoe in to see how the performance is. 

In part 2 of 2, Johnny talks a little more about the safety and functionality of the new Glock performance trigger. In the first video he installed his Johnny Glocks VEX shoe to see if it was viable. In part 2 he goes over how his VEX shoe upgrade drastically increases the action and performance of the Glock performance trigger. He also discusses adding other components to his shoe to make it an incredibly safe and predictable defensive carry option.

In this EDUCATIONAL video Johnny Glocks explains how pre-travel can be efficiently reduced as well as the functional relationships that MUST coincide in order to keep the weapon safe. DO NOT attempt any of these modifications on your own.

Ok, ya spend $3100 in total, $2000 in a full build package. Then wait six months and receive a great looking gun but a functionally flawed gun. Here's why it functions poorly, to put it gently, and how it will compromises the safety and reliability moving forward. Guy, CHECK your gear often and if you're getting a fancy build follow this video upon receiving it.

In this video, Johnny goes over his new application specific NEXT GENERATION custom drop-in trigger kits. The COMBAT and COMPETITION models for Glock accessories.

Post mill work or Cerakoting the glock channel liner can cause problems or wear over time, which can cause the same dysfunction. Johnny shares a great fix for this.

Also check out the slide work done by GCP Rifle Co. from right here in Venice FL  These guys are family. They do amazing work and have excellent customer service. 

I'm a professional this is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO 

This video shows the process of trial & error when building a trigger group in a gun. Major concerns of safety are addressed while creating the optimal trigger action requested by the shooter. It's all a balance of checks and counter checks in order to achieve a SAFE, predictable and reliable trigger group that will only get BETTER with time. Anyone looking to do custom modifications with glock accessories should watch this.

I'm a professional this is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO!!!!

To remove pre-travel safely one must know the interdependent aspects of the Glock trigger system. This video describes how to push the threshold of removable pre travel while explaining considerations, counter balances, and compromises. I explain 3 functional relationships and how they are dependent upon one another to ensure safety and reliability. Engagement, connector angles, and spring combinations. Part 2 has the actual mod for the trigger safety tab. Enjoy the education but do not attempt this.

This is Part 2 of 2. To remove pre-travel safely one must know the interdependent aspects of the Glock trigger system. This video describes how to push the threshold of removable pre travel while explaining considerations, counter balances, and compromises. I explain 3 functional relationships and how they are dependent upon one another to ensure safety and reliability. Engagement, connector angles, and spring combinations. Part 2 has the actual mod for the trigger safety tab. Enjoy the education but do not attempt this.

This is an overview on the Glock Gen 5 firing system. 

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This is an overview on the Glock Gen 5 firing system. This is Part 2 of 2. I'm looking at some of the different things you can do with the trigger and comparison from Gen 4 to 3 to 5 and you know, lots of different stuff like that. 

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A short video of an inside view, philosophy, and insight on production and process with custom trigger feels in a Glock. I'm a professional this video is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO

In this video I show you guys the difference between a tight slide and a slide that is stock. With this race gun it is essential that the slide be tight for accuracy and efficiency. This differs from an EDC or combat weapon in function so that should always be a consideration. I'm a professional this video is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO!!!! 

Johnny explains where the transfer bar drag is located in the glock, what transfer bar drag looks like, why drag occurs, and how it can be remedied. This is addressed on his slide and frame prep video. However as this area is one of the major areas that creates drag in pull and return he wanted to make it more easily accessible for clients and Glock trigger enthusiasts. There is also other information on the Glock trigger bar specifically the Gen 4 bump on the vertical extension. 

I'm a professional this video is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO!!!

Johnny explains and demonstrates a very efficient and quick way to remove an OEM trigger shoe. Also he shows a device he configured to help him understand more about triggerometry, as well as give him insight with innovative modification.

Johnny explains how the 4 major connectors determine your break feel and weight. The +6lb, Standard 5.5lb, Gen 4 (.)dot 5lb, and the -- minus 4.5lb popularly referred to as the 3.5lb connector. These combined with 5 different striker springs give the glock shooter a lot of variety. However there are always compromises. Johnny explains the trade offs of less resistance and how it effects break travel creating that spongy celery-breaking feel. He also covers nomenclature of trigger parts. This is for education only.

This is Part 2 of Johnny Glock's Connector Geometry & Spring Combinations video. Johnny explains how the 4 major connectors determine your break feel and weight. The +6lb, Standard 5.5lb, Gen 4 (.)dot 5lb, and the -- minus 4.5lb popularly referred to as the 3.5lb connector. These combined with 5 different striker springs give the shooter a lot of variety. However there are always compromises. Johnny explains the trade offs of less resistance and how it effects break travel creating that spongy celery breaking feel. He also covers nomenclature of trigger parts. This is for education only.

I'm a professional this video is only for education purposes DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO ANYTHING ON THIS VIDEO!!!

In this clip Johnny explains some new mods for his up and coming NEXT GEN trigger system and how he dials in your current trigger system to maximize efficiency and function.

Johnny from Johnny Custom Glocks talks about the Timberwolf / Lone Wolf custom builds he offers.

An educational video from Johnny of JOHNNY CUSTOM GLOCKS on how he works the striker lug face in Glock handguns to achieve his super smooth break. Johnny explains, it is the face and not the length that is most important. This is advanced gunsmithing and is for educational purposes only. Do not attempt to do anything on this video!

Johnny shows how he prepares your frame and slide to get the most out of the Johnny Custom Glocks kits. There are many areas that could be causing drag and therefore compromising the trigger group. Johnny shows where they are and how he addresses them.