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Timney Alpha Glock Trigger – Finishing the Gucci PSA Dagger Build!

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The “Glock” build is finally done! This week I installed the Timney Alpha Competition Glock trigger and the GlockStore Tear Drop extended magazine release. They both make a HUGE difference in performance, functionality and aesthetics. The Timney trigger gives the PSA Dagger a 3 pound trigger pull with very short take-up, a nice, crisp break and a decent reset. The extended mag release fixes the one real problem that the Dagger frame had, in my opinion. I hated the original mag release and the new one is so much easier to use. It also just looks great! Let me know what triggers you use in your Glocks in the Comments and don’t forget to Subscribe!

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PSA Dagger Holosun 407C Streamlight TLR-1 HL Timney Alpha Glock Trigger

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4 COMMENTS

  1. Hey kid,. I'm the same guy that's been writing you, but my daughter helped me change my name. Nice job on your Dagger ,. Hey I hope you saw the massive law suit out of Texas on the Pistol brace rule. They really nailed all the case Law that show the unconstitutionally of the ATF . Ok back to the Dagger, on my G-45 I used the double diamond linkage bar it's makes it a 4.5 lb. Very smooth pull , it really helped my accuracy along with The HS507C green ACSS RETICLE,. at 30 ft. Combat shooting which is fairly fast pace I'm getting very good groups. You should walk to your targets and show everyone how your doing . I also enjoy working on them its a great hobby . Thanks for showing

  2. funny I found your videos because I just ordered an FDE frame like you recently to build my ghetto gucci. And I also live in idaho. Going same color scheme as you with a threaded aim surplus barrel in TIN, and a black dagger slide.

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