[CleanNeon98]

I want it to feel more like the 26 trigger, i dunno how your19 was but mine, every time, shakes in my hand th the break. There has to be a way to remedy that.

Looks like quite a few people on glocktalk either installed the non bumped trigger bar into their gen 4s or filed the bump down. Its basically getting too much traction against the slide and thats why it breaks so hard.

second edit: after more reading, apparently on the late gen 3s and gen 4s, in 9mm, glock used the trigger bar with the bump (which is needed for a .45acp) in all of their models to save money? General concensus is that swapping in either a gen 3 trigger bar (bumpless) or entire trigger assembly, you can get rid of that extra tension. One member reported that his trigger pull measured on a bone stock G19gen4 was 6.5lbs, higher than the old glocks.