How does the overtravel stop work?
Is it some kind of aid to keep the trigger back behind all the travel?
How does the overtravel stop work?yep, that's a good one too. i have the 5lb ghost tactical one with the overtravel stop. great one too![]()
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Daniel Reynolds
Afghanistan 07-08'
Delta Company
13 Bravo
Glock 17 Gen 4, KKM Barrel
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Excellent!the pre travel remains the same, it just stops the overtravel. you still have to leave a little overtravel when you fit it. having the trigger stop right at the break in any combat weapon is a bad idea.
the overtravel bar stops the trigger bar from moving all the way back after the break.
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if you don't over file it a little bit, after a couple thousand rounds when the trigger bar and connector wear against eachother, the gun won't fire. at that point, the trigger bar needs to move back just a little more to release the striker. it happens to people, and they think there's something wrong with the connector lol