ResetWorks flat-face Glock FRT trigger kit

Precision Glock triggers

A cleaner, faster reset for your Glock.

The flat-face forced reset trigger kit for Glock Gen 1–6 — precisely machined, honestly explained, and in stock today.

$75.00$110.00SAVE $35

Free US shipping · Ships 1–2 business days · In stock

Precision billet aluminum shoe, flat-face geometry
Cerakote finish — Black or Red
Includes round + trim-to-fit 316 stainless resets
Compatible across Glock Gen 1–6 (excludes the Glock 44)

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The ResetWorks approach

Made to a standard, not a price

ResetWorks exists because most aftermarket triggers are sold on hype and shipped with excuses. We machine one flat-face FRT to a real standard, keep it stocked, and put the fitment truth where you can read it before you buy.

Clear about what it is

A forced reset trigger is a semi-automatic part. One pull, one round — the reset just returns the trigger forward faster. We would rather tell you that plainly than dress it up.

Support that actually replies

Every order comes with a real person on the other end of the inbox. Ask us about your exact model and generation and we will tell you what to expect on the bench — whether the round reset should drop in, or whether you should plan on a little trim-to-fit work. We would rather spend five minutes getting your install right than process a return.

Common questions

What is a forced reset trigger?

It replaces the trigger shoe and adds a reset component that mechanically pushes the trigger forward after each shot, so it resets faster. It is semi-automatic: every round still needs its own trigger pull.

Will it fit my Glock?

It covers the Gen 1–6 double-stack models — 17, 19, 19X, 22, 26, 34, 45 and others. Gen 5, Gen V and Gen 6 need a Gen 4 slide release fitted. It is not compatible with the Glock 44 or the slimline 43/43X/48.

Do you offer installation help?

Yes — the product page has a step-by-step, and our support team answers fitment questions by email or chat. It is not a true drop-in, so a gunsmith is recommended if you are new to trigger work.

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