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GLOCK FRT

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First off, here's the details.
A Glock FRT (or Glock Forced Reset Trigger) is an aftermarket trigger upgrade designed for Glock pistols that dramatically speeds up the trigger reset process, allowing for a much higher rate of fire while still technically operating as a semi-automatic firearm (one shot per trigger pull).
1. Firstly, lets talk Durability
Key Factors Affecting Durability
The forced reset relies on the slide/bolt carrier pushing or interacting with trigger components much more forcefully and frequently than in a standard semi-auto setup. This accelerates wear on:
- Trigger bar
- Connector
- Housing/frame interfaces
- Disconnector or reset springs/cams
- Sometimes the striker or related parts
Polymer frames (especially Gen 3/4) can show accelerated battering or peening where metal parts slam against plastic repeatedly.
2. Secondly, the history to date
- Early/beta designs (e.g., some 3D-printed or initial open-beta kits from smaller makers): Often limited to a few hundred rounds before issues like inconsistent resets, breakage, or failure to function properly. Some users report parts wearing out or failing around 500–700 rounds due to tolerances tightening up or material fatigue.
- Commercial/more established versions (e.g., from companies like Tyrant CNC, FPS Kenny, Redacted Industries, or similar aftermarket FRT kits): Generally better. Some users report 600–1,000+ rounds with no major failures when properly tuned and using quality magazines/ammo. A few tests show reliable function past several hundred rapid-fire rounds, but long-term data (e.g., 5,000–10,000 rounds) is still emerging since these became widely available post-2025.

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