
A billet aluminum forced reset trigger for Glock Gen 1–6 — shipped with both reset components so it fits your pistol, not just the box art.
Most trigger shops list a wall of half-fitting shoes, half of them backordered. We went the other way: one flat-face FRT we can stand behind, kept in stock, with the honest fitment notes on the product page instead of the small print.
This is not a magic drop-in. Some pistols take it in ten minutes, others want a little filing. We say so before you pay. And we say plainly what it is — a semi-automatic component: one trigger pull, one shot.
Flatline is for the shooter who wants a snappier reset without turning a range trip into a gunsmithing project. If you run a Glock, know your way around a punch and a trigger group, and want a shoe that was actually machined rather than poured, this is the one. If you have never opened a Glock trigger, that is fine too — start with the install guide, or hand it to your local smith and shoot it that afternoon.
It is not a true drop-in. You strip the trigger group, swap the shoe, and position the reset before the pin goes back in. Many go smoothly; some need light fitting. A gunsmith is the safe route if you have not done trigger work.
No. It is a semi-automatic part — one pull of the trigger, one round. The reset just returns the trigger forward faster than your finger.
The Gen 1–6 double-stack frames: 17, 19, 19X, 22, 23, 26, 34, 45 and more. Gen 5/6 need a Gen 4 slide release. It does not fit the Glock 44 or the slimline 43/43X/48.