Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Is the Timney Alpha trigger actually the Best Glock Trigger Ever? I've tested dozens of triggers from Agency Arms, Apex, and Overwatch, but this one is different. In this video, I put the Timney Alpha Glock Trigger Shoe to the test in my custom Glock 19 Gen 4 and Glock 19 Gen 5 to see if it's worth the tag. 👇 Gear Sheet: ToolboxSpecs.com/pages/access?setup=specs-154
[NOTICE: Per YouTube’s Firearms Policy, this independent technical evaluation (EDSA) provides professional documentation and does not sell firearms or regulated goods directly.]
[IMPORTANT UPDATE: As of 2026, this channel has transitioned to an 'Independent Technical Evaluation' (EDSA) format to comply with updated safety standards. Legacy verbal mentions of 'Parts Lists,' 'Discounts,' or 'Off-Platform Tutorials' in this video are no longer active and have been removed for compliance.]
With that said, if you join my private engineering community at the link below, you unlock access to Behind the Scenes Content and technical data that far outweigh anything we've ever offered in the past.
toolboxspecs.com
This video is for educational and documentary purposes, demonstrating technical specs and safety features in my Office which is a controlled environment and Regulated outdoor Range with a Safety Officer present in compliance with all legal and safety standards. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any activities performed in this video.
We'll cover the unique trigger mechanism, , range testing, a pull weight test, and my honest pros and cons. Does it defeat the drop safety? Is the reset as good as an Apex M&P? Watch to find out!
🛑 SAFETY & IMITATION WARNING (EDSA): The kinematic tests, hardware evaluations, and platform configurations depicted in this video were conducted by highly trained professionals in a secure, controlled laboratory and closed-range environment. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any of the drills, tests, or anything shown in this video. This media is provided strictly for educational, documentary, and scientific data-analysis purposes (EDSA) to evaluate structural and mechanical tolerances. Tactical Toolbox does not sell firearms or regulated goods. Always follow manufacturer specifications and comply strictly with all local, state, and federal safety regulations.
LEGAL & SAFETY DISCLAIMER:
Tactical Toolbox is an independent media outlet. This video is for educational, documentary, and scientific purposes (EDSA). We do not sell or give away firearms, ammunition, or regulated accessories directly. All local and federal regulations apply. *This video was filmed in a highly controlled laboratory and secure range environment. It is strictly for educational, scientific, and documentary purposes. We do not manufacture, sell, or process transactions for firearms or regulated components, nor does this video provide instruction on how to manufacture them. To remain in 100% full compliance with YouTube's 2026 Safety Guidelines, this channel does not provide direct links to regulated items in the public description.
Is the Timney Alpha trigger actually the Best Glock Trigger Ever? I've tested dozens of triggers from Agency Arms, Apex, and Overwatch, but this one is different. In this video, I put the Timney Alpha Glock Trigger Shoe to the test in my custom Glock 19 Gen 4 and Glock 19 Gen 5 to see if it's worth the tag. 👇 Gear Sheet: ToolboxSpecs.com/pages/access?setup=specs-154
[NOTICE: Per YouTube’s Firearms Policy, this independent technical evaluation (EDSA) provides professional documentation and does not sell firearms or regulated goods directly.]
[IMPORTANT UPDATE: As of 2026, this channel has transitioned to an 'Independent Technical Evaluation' (EDSA) format to comply with updated safety standards. Legacy verbal mentions of 'Parts Lists,' 'Discounts,' or 'Off-Platform Tutorials' in this video are no longer active and have been removed for compliance.]
With that said, if you join my private engineering community at the link below, you unlock access to Behind the Scenes Content and technical data that far outweigh anything we've ever offered in the past.
toolboxspecs.com
This video is for educational and documentary purposes, demonstrating technical specs and safety features in my Office which is a controlled environment and Regulated outdoor Range with a Safety Officer present in compliance with all legal and safety standards. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any activities performed in this video.
We'll cover the unique trigger mechanism, , range testing, a pull weight test, and my honest pros and cons. Does it defeat the drop safety? Is the reset as good as an Apex M&P? Watch to find out!
🛑 SAFETY & IMITATION WARNING (EDSA): The kinematic tests, hardware evaluations, and platform configurations depicted in this video were conducted by highly trained professionals in a secure, controlled laboratory and closed-range environment. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any of the drills, tests, or anything shown in this video. This media is provided strictly for educational, documentary, and scientific data-analysis purposes (EDSA) to evaluate structural and mechanical tolerances. Tactical Toolbox does not sell firearms or regulated goods. Always follow manufacturer specifications and comply strictly with all local, state, and federal safety regulations.
LEGAL & SAFETY DISCLAIMER:
Tactical Toolbox is an independent media outlet. This video is for educational, documentary, and scientific purposes (EDSA). We do not sell or give away firearms, ammunition, or regulated accessories directly. All local and federal regulations apply. *This video was filmed in a highly controlled laboratory and secure range environment. It is strictly for educational, scientific, and documentary purposes. We do not manufacture, sell, or process transactions for firearms or regulated components, nor does this video provide instruction on how to manufacture them. To remain in 100% full compliance with YouTube's 2026 Safety Guidelines, this channel does not provide direct links to regulated items in the public description.
