4311® DROP-IN TRIGGER SYSTEM

I installed the Johnny Glock 4311 trigger in my Glock 43 and it is a clear upgrade over the factory trigger. The break is crisp and clean, and unlike the stock trigger it does not make the slide jump when it breaks. The shoe is comfortable under the finger and feels well shaped for a small carry gun. After running it in the 43 I wanted the same setup in my 43X and Dagger Micro, but its now out of stock. Recommended if you can get one

Trigger beat my expectations.

This is the best trigger I've tried, and I've tried a lot. I installed this on a CR920xp. I didn't use the firing pin since it's not compatible, but I did get the polished one from Johnny Glocks. It works amazing. I ran hundreds of rounds through it no problem.

When Glock released the 43X with the new 15-round magazines, it finally checked all the boxes for what I wanted in an everyday carry pistol. I picked one up with the intention of making it my new EDC, but after my first range trip, I honestly couldn't stand shooting it.

After only about 50 rounds, the factory trigger had already given me a blood blister on my trigger finger, and I had to call it a day. I knew there had to be a better way.

Like most people, I started making upgrades. I installed an NDZ stainless steel guide rod with a 15 lb recoil spring, but that caused light primer strikes, so I swapped it for a 17 lb spring and the issue was resolved. I added an Olight Osight SE green dot, which I absolutely love, along with a Hogue grip and a Streamlight TLR-6. The pistol was getting better, but one problem remained—the trigger still tore up my finger every single range session.

I'd been watching Johnny Glocks' videos for over a year and even followed his polishing tutorial on the factory trigger components. It definitely smoothed out the gritty feel, but it still didn't solve the biggest issue.

Finally, I decided enough was enough and ordered the 4311 trigger kit.

What a difference.

This trigger completely transformed the gun. I just finished a 200-round range session without a single blood blister, something I never thought I'd say about this pistol. Even better, my groups tightened up considerably, and I finally have the confidence and accuracy I expect from an everyday carry firearm.

It's amazing how one well-designed trigger kit completely changed my opinion of the gun. What started as a pistol I regretted buying has become one that I genuinely enjoy shooting and, more importantly, trust to carry every day.

Yes, a Johnny Glocks trigger costs a little more than many of the alternatives, but after experiencing the difference firsthand, I can confidently say you're paying for superior engineering, craftsmanship, reliability, and performance. For me, it was worth every penny.

In fact, I was so impressed with the 4311 that I'm already planning to order a VEX 6 trigger kit for my Gen 6 G45 home defense pistol.

Easy installation, especially with the video. I installed this 4311 trigger on a Glock 48. I previously upgraded the trigger shoe to a metallic one, which improved the trigger feel a bit. Over several years, and 1000’s of rounds through it, the trigger went from average striker fired trigger to a slightly better than average striker fired trigger. The 4311 trigger upgrade is an absolute game changer. Truly the best striker fired trigger I have ever touched. I instruct both Law Enforcement and School Guardians, and I have shot nearly every mainstream firearm. This is really going to replace several daily carry guns now.