Frost
Well-Known Member
If you are an owner of a Glock 36 you probably already know that you cannot buy a smooth trigger for it.
I removed mine and reduced the serrations to improve it but it is still not what it could be.
I was perusing a different forum and came across a post by Glock17L on Glocktalk describing how to solve this problem.
I believe the correct size pin punch is a 3/32.
Here is his elegant solution to the problem.
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You can get any smoothed face G17/G22 trigger bar & transplant that trigger face onto your G36 trigger bar by driving the stainless pin through the RH side & reinstall afterward.
You can even fill the micro hole with JB Weld, epoxy, or just leave it..
I took a couple pictures of one I did..
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I removed mine and reduced the serrations to improve it but it is still not what it could be.
I was perusing a different forum and came across a post by Glock17L on Glocktalk describing how to solve this problem.
I believe the correct size pin punch is a 3/32.
Here is his elegant solution to the problem.
***Snip***
You can get any smoothed face G17/G22 trigger bar & transplant that trigger face onto your G36 trigger bar by driving the stainless pin through the RH side & reinstall afterward.
You can even fill the micro hole with JB Weld, epoxy, or just leave it..
I took a couple pictures of one I did..


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