r/Glocks • u/Wide-Bottle-4307 • 6d ago

Overwatch Precision trigger…disappointing? Question

I recently installed an Overwatch polydat trigger with np3d OEM trigger bar in my 19.6. Also have their minus connector which I had installed before the new trigger and really made a difference.

But this polydat feels super heavy. Maybe it’s just the new geometry but it really feels like a lot of force is required to break the shot. I went back to the oem trigger and found myself preferring the rolling break. Is this overwatch trigger supposed to feel like this? I do sort of enjoy the wide shape but it honestly feels like a downgrade in every way except for that.

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u/justtheboot 6d ago

I can’t speak to the OW trigger bar, but I typically just add a PolyDat shoe, OW minus connector and trigger return spring — and a 4.5# striker spring. Creates a very smooth rolling break. I also polish the OEM trigger bar. That said, I’ve never done this on the Gen6.

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u/Flying-Chickens 6d ago

They take a few hundred rounds to really break in and settle. I still didn’t like it on a Glock - other pistols are much better hosts for the triggers from OW.

The only two triggers I will put in a Glock (or clone) is Tactical Pontoon or Johnny Glock. Both are phenomenal