Summary: Welcome back to episode 54 of the Triangle Tactical Q&A Show! Today's question comes in from Steve in Alabama. He sent his question to podcast@triangletactical.net: Lucas & Ben, I enjoyed listening to the August 5th Q&A Podcast episode on Production USPSA guns. Ben mentioned the Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) Glocks. I started looking at their website, and noticed this trigger-lightening kit for Gen 4 Glocks for $45: http://tarantacticalinnovations.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=44_45&products_id=280 It's supposed to reduce a 7.5-lb trigger to around 3 to 4 lb. Question: would this be beneficial to a D class (soon-to-be C-class) USPSA shooter? If not, at what level would I benefit? I do notice that it's easier to pull my trigger in dry fire (with the Glock blocked slightly out of battery with a piece of foam) than it is in live fire. If the trigger pull is easier, isn't that better? Or is this a case of "don't spend money on gear, spend it on ammo to train" ? Thanks Steve in Alabama This episode is brought to you by Gear that Doesn’t Suck! Check out the sidebar on the website at triangletactical.net to see our handpicked list of gear that doesn’t suck. Including EDC knives and flashlights, pistol sights, books, and more, everything there is stuff that we use and know doesn’t suck. Carry on
