Pembie's Glock FRT (FFT V2) | Forced Reset Trigger Upgrade

About this product

Pembie's Glock FRT is a drop-in forced-reset trigger upgrade built on Pembie's V2 trigger bar, made for double-stack Glock pistols. As the slide cycles after a shot, the mechanism drives the trigger forward again on its own, so you don't have to fully release the trigger yourself to reset it for the next shot. The gun remains strictly semi-automatic the entire time — one round fires for every trigger pull, and nothing about the factory fire-control group's striker, sear, or connector geometry is altered.

What does it actually do?

It replaces the factory trigger bar with Pembie's V2 bar, which uses slide movement to push the trigger forward as part of the cycling process instead of you doing that with your trigger finger. Each trigger pull still fires exactly one round, the same as a stock Glock trigger — the difference is entirely in how the trigger resets between shots, not in how many rounds come out per pull.

What fits it?

It's built for Glock Gen 1 through 5 double-stack models chambered in 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, and 10mm/.45 that use the standard trigger housing. It is not compatible with the slimline single-stack models — Glock 42, 43, 43X, 48 — or the Glock 36. It uses the factory trigger pin and connector, and installation is reversible in minutes if you want to go back to a stock trigger.

What's in the box?

It ships as an upgrade kit — the trigger shoe with the bar already assembled — not a complete trigger housing. You're installing this into your existing Glock's trigger housing, not replacing the housing itself. Pembie's recommends pairing it with a fresh recoil spring and quality ammunition for the most consistent reset.

Who is this not for?

It doesn't fit slimline single-stack Glocks at all, so check your model before ordering. More importantly, it's not something to order without checking your local law first — forced-reset triggers are restricted in a number of states, and simply owning one where it's restricted can carry real legal consequences regardless of whether you've fired it.

Does it work in California?

No — forced-reset triggers are restricted in California along with several other states, so this is not a product we can ship to a California address, and you should not order it if you live in a restricted state. If you're building or maintaining a compatible double-stack Glock in a state where this is legal, confirm current status with us before ordering; see our California gun laws page for more on what's restricted here. It's compatible with 10mm frames like the Glock 29SF in states where it's legal to own.