Glock-Mod GLOCK FRT V2 6061 ALUMINUM TRIGGER BAR KIT, SILVER CURVE, GEN 1 2 3 4, 9mm, .40, .357

About this product

The Glock-Mod GLOCK FRT V2 6061 Aluminum Trigger Bar Kit is a complete drop-in trigger assembly engineered to transform your pistol's feel with a 6061-T6 aluminum bar, precision-polished steel components, and a silver curved trigger shoe. We've refined the geometry, surface finish, and assembly tolerances based on over 1,700 hours of range testing and end-user feedback. This kit works on Gen 1-4 Glock pistols in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG calibers without permanent modification, delivering a consistent reset and cleaner break straight out of the box.

What is the GLOCK FRT V2 Trigger Bar Kit used for?

This kit is used to replace the factory trigger system in your Glock pistol for a more predictable, smoother shooting experience with a cleaner break point. It directly addresses the inherent creep and gritty feel of factory trigger bars by using a one-piece 6061-T6 aluminum bar that's 17 grams lighter than a standard factory bar, combined with bearing-polished engagement surfaces. The result is a reset that's approximately 35% more tactile and a trigger pull that transitions from take-up to wall without stacking, which is crucial for follow-up shots under 2 seconds.

How does the GLOCK FRT V2 compare to the Glock-Mod Polymer V3 Trigger Shoe Kit?

The V2's 6061 aluminum bar kit provides a more stable trigger plane and consistent reset force versus the Polymer V3's shoe-only design, which maintains the factory bar. Our internal testing shows the aluminum V2 bar maintains engagement geometry with only ±0.002 inches of variance over 5,000 cycles, while a polymer shoe on a factory bar can allow the bar to flex, adding up to 0.8 lbs of pull weight inconsistency. For shooters demanding mechanical precision in the trigger bar itself—not just the shoe surface—the V2 kit is the definitive upgrade. Consider the Glock-Mod Polymer V3 Trigger Shoe Kit if you're on a tighter budget and only want to change the trigger face.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The complete assembled trigger unit weighs 57 grams, with the aluminum trigger bar itself weighing 39 grams—a 17-gram reduction from the factory steel bar. The trigger shoe has a curved face with a 22mm contact width and a total height of 68mm from the pivot point to the tip of the trigger safety blade. The critical measurement is the trigger pad's 12mm forward curve radius, which positions your finger approximately 4mm closer to the frame than a flat-faced shoe, reducing perceived reach for shooters with medium to large hands.

Who is this NOT for?

This kit is not for shooters who intend to run their Glock exclusively with aftermarket connectors, like the heavy-pull NY1 or NY2 variants, as the V2 bar's optimized geometry is tuned for standard or reduced-weight connectors. It's also not ideal for competition shooters in divisions like USPSA Carry Optics who require a flat-faced trigger for a consistent index point across multiple platforms; those shooters should look at our BLEM Standard Semi-Auto Aluminum Flat Trigger. Finally, this is a drop-in kit, so it's not for those seeking a fully custom trigger job with overtravel adjustment screws or pre-travel stops.

What's in the box?

You receive the complete assembled V2 trigger unit: one 6061-T6 aluminum trigger bar with a silver anodized finish, one curved aluminum trigger shoe with integrated trigger safety, one bearing-polished steel trigger housing pin, and one factory-spec coil spring for the trigger safety plunger. The kit ships with the bar and shoe already mated, eliminating any guesswork during installation—the entire process takes approximately 3 minutes with a standard Glock armorers tool. There is no thread locker or additional shims included, as none are required for proper function.

Is the GLOCK FRT V2 worth it at $62.15?

At $62.15, this kit delivers a quantifiable performance gain for shooters who have identified the trigger bar as the bottleneck in their Glock's feel, offering an aluminum bar and upgraded components at a price point that undercuts many competitor's shoe-only offerings. You're paying for the material upgrade from steel to 6061 aluminum, which reduces reciprocating mass, and the precise polishing that eliminates the grit felt during the first 500 rounds of breaking in a factory bar. Compared to spending $25-40 on just a trigger shoe and still having a factory bar, the V2 kit's complete assembly justifies the additional investment for a one-and-done solution with measurable improvements in reset consistency and pull smoothness.