[Operation Mindcrime]

HK VP9 Trigger HK Parts.net/Lazy Wolf or Lobos
Which one and WHY ????
Have read and watched reviews of both
HK VP9 Trigger HK Parts.net/Lazy Wolf Triggers have at least 2 documented cases of failure where the safety broke, isolated incidents or something to worry about ??

 

[TacticalMedic]

factory triggers don't fail as often as third party triggers.

 

[Left4Dead]

Honestly, the VP9 has a great trigger to begin with. My question would be have you trained with, practiced, and tried learn the OEM trigger? If you are struggling with a VP9 trigger its prob not the gun. Id say buy ammo and practice...

 

[Crashmc]

I've got 2 Lobos triggers with a bunch of rounds on 2 of my VP9's . Great trigger at half the price of the Wolf . The length of pull is reduced by about 30% and the reset is also a little shorter . VP9/VP40 Type 1 Trigger, 2nd Gen.

 

[icoburn]

I have several LWG VP9 Triggers with thousands of rounds and zero issues. I like the profile of the trigger, IMO zero slop, perfect uptake, break and reset . Rick at LWG is a master of his trade and I have absolute confidence in his work and products.

 

[WellWellWell]

It is worth noting that the Lobo's trigger shortens the trigger pull distance of travel by 30%. I like the looks of it overall but I'm not sure I'd want an even shorter trigger pull, for the sake of safety, even if it provides enhanced accuracy.

 

[Teetoe_Jones]

I had a lazy wolf trigger that failed. I know of many many others that failed in the exact same way. It is not an isolated incident.

 

[EasyVeeZee]

A great improvement to a stock VP9 trigger is a stock VP9 trigger with a thousand+ rounds though it. No joke, that's one of the reasons I bought mine used rather than the new one that was a couple cases down. Price wasn't THAT much different, but the gun came with an extra mag, a grey frame, and a trigger that was just a liiiiiiittle bit nicer.