NY 1 - Trigger Spring?

[gvf]

What does the NY 1 do in terms of adding resistance to the trigger-pull?
Also: Much difference as far as shooting experience compared to standard spring?

Thanks.

[ede]

adds a little more weight to the pull, isn't as mushy and reset is quicker.

[gawhite]

I have the NY1 in both a 19 and a 26...left in the stock connector...really like this set-up...gives them around and 8-10 bl. pull and a nice reset...really nice for ccw.

[Glock_XXXVII]

Try this guys use the NY1 but, take out the spring and put in a Glock factory 3.5lb connector. THAT'S A GREAT SET-UP!

[GJ1981]

Try this guys use the NY1 but, take out the spring and put in a Glock factory 3.5lb connector. THAT'S GREAT SET-UP!

I really like that setup too

[gary newport]

I once tried a range buddy's G26 with a NY1 trigger spring installed. Awful! There's a reason all my Glocks have 4.5 pound connectors with standard or stronger coil trigger springs. :cool:

[Habu]

adds a little more weight to the pull, isn't as mushy and reset is quicker.

Exactly. It's what I preferr in all my Glocks. Better reset.

At first it feels noticeably heavier, but a few hundred rnds later I didn't even notice the difference.

I personally like 'em better this way.

[gvf]

Try this guys use the NY1 but, take out the spring and put in a Glock factory 3.5lb connector. THAT'S A GREAT SET-UP!
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And what does this set do as far as trigger resistance/trigger feel?

[skyboss_4evr]

And what does this set do as far as trigger resistance/trigger feel?

Results in a slightly heavier than stock 6 - 6.5 lb. revolver type trigger pull.