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Curious if anyone here has experience with these and can speak to their reliability. They're only about $50 out the door, so it seems like a good choice for modest gains

I'm using my gun for EDC so I don't want to mess with it too much. It would be nice, however, to improve trigger feel just a little bit.

I'm not desperate to change and am fine with stock, but if there are no changes to reliability for duty/ccw, then It seems like a conservative option with some benefits.

Any thoughts?

I'm debating getting the Overwatch TAC trigger for my gen 6 Glock 19, but I'm a bit unsure where to start. I've never swapped out triggers or other internals before on my handguns, so I'm just not 100% sure if it's worth it, reliable for EDC, etc.

Overwatch suggests getting the TAC trigger as well as the competition trigger spring and the precision minus connector.

I'm a bit confused on things like the trigger bar type and finish. What's the difference between the "precision progressive die trigger bar" and the OEM Glock trigger bar?

How about polished vs np3 coated?

Lastly, I'm wondering if this is something I could do on my own or whether I should bring it to a gunsmith. The videos make it look very simple, and I'd like to learn how to do stuff like this, but looks can be deceiving.

If anyone has done this on your gen 6 Glock, I'd love to hear how it feels compared to stock. Thanks guys!!