Glock 19 Suppressor Sight & Trigger Install - Woodinville Area

[Seraphim38]

I bought a Glock 19 MOS with RMR mounted, and on it but it still has stock height sights and a stock trigger.

Can someone recommend a gunsmith to help swap my sights and trigger? I live and work in the Woodinville area and want someone who can do good work (knowing that these are not high risk install requests)

I like to be able to use suppressor sights if my Trijicon RMR decides to flicker (turn off...so frustrating, and also because I expect to run an Octane 9 on it before too long)

Thinking about an Apex, or Overwatch Precision. I prefer flat face triggers. I shoot my other guns far better than I shoot this one, and though it is true that I could improve my ability to shoot it if I practice with it a lot more, (which is going to happen either way), I would rather reduce the pre-travel and get a more crisp break, which I anticipate will help my groups.

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[old11bravo]

I've done both (replaced the sights and triggers) on all of my Glocks. I'm not a "gunsmith" but I do have a universal sight pusher that I've used on many Glocks and swapping out the triggers is a pretty simple process as well.

I'm in North Everett if you want to come over one of these afternoons and git'er done.

 

[Seraphim38]

@old11bravo which trigger setup did you use?

And I appreciate your invitation. I need to order a trigger setup. This weekend I will be doing yard work on Saturday and a scheduled shoot on Sunday, then next week I have to take the family to Oregon, so I am looking to do the trigger and sights probably in the second week of July.

 

[DirectDrive]

You have named two of the better ones in the OP.
Wilson Combat uses the Apex in their custom builds, so that's a darn good endorsement.

I have the Overwatch en route for my first Glock scratch build.
The DAT is straight faced and the TAC has a small indexing "hook".
I went with the TAC.
Midway had the best price I could find.

I recommend watching the Mosin Virus glock trigger video that I just posted in the handgun sub-forum.

 

[old11bravo]

@old11bravo which trigger setup did you use?

And I appreciate your invitation. I need to order a trigger setup. This weekend I will be doing yard work on Saturday and a scheduled shoot on Sunday, then next week I have to take the family to Oregon, so I am looking to do the trigger and sights probably in the second week of July.

No hurry, whenever you're ready. Just give a little advance notice to make sure the wife doesn't have other plans for me.

Currently have a CMC trigger in my Glock 19 (not a huge fan).

Running a Suarez Tactical Face Shooter trigger with a Ghost connector for my Glock 43 (love it).

There may be better triggers out there but I'm a bit of a penny pincher and for the money, the Suarez trigger is awesome! Probably more important than anything, it is also reliable. So reliable I run it in my EDC Glock 43. Hundreds of rounds and never had a hiccup.

 

[Seraphim38]

I was tempted on the Suarez because it is only $65, and I prefer flat-face triggers. Online reviews seem to be all positive.

I am happy to offer up some ammo for the help

I have done triggers/internal work on 1911s, CZs and other guns I have owned before. I just haven't taken the trigger parts of the Glock out yet.

 

[old11bravo]

I have the Glock tools and I'm happy to assist.

BTW, I'm a big fan boy of CZ too. Browning Hi-Power's probably my favorite of all time though. I've removed many a magazine safety disconnect from them.

 

[DirectDrive]

Running a Suarez Tactical Face Shooter trigger with a Ghost connector for my Glock 43 (love it).

Just perused through Suarez.
He has a nice selection of parts at reasonable prices.
Barrels are Lothar Walther and his basic slides are on sale for $225 which is a great price for that level of quality.