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<blockquote data-quote="Glock 40" data-source="post: 3257532" data-attributes="member: 32">I was able to shoot it this morning.&nbsp;&nbsp; It ran perfect with no issues.&nbsp; I tested it last night with my gauge and it was consistently at 3# I shot off the bench today and I really like it a lot.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know who to blame on it not fitting.&nbsp; PSA or Rise, if I wasn&#039;t in a hurry to get it installed last night so I could shoot it today.&nbsp; I probably would have waited till Monday and called Rise.&nbsp; There are plenty of threads on the net about fitment issues in Aero lowers especially.&nbsp;&nbsp; I had a empty Spikes and Anderson and it dropped in both of them no issue.&nbsp; So I figured it was the lower out of spec personally.As for the flat I like it.&nbsp; They say having the larger contact area that it gives the appearance of it breaking at a lower weight.&nbsp; Either way it didn&#039;t bother me going from a curved trigger on other guns to the flat this morning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glock 40, post: 3257532, member: 32"] I was able to shoot it this morning. It ran perfect with no issues. I tested it last night with my gauge and it was consistently at 3# I shot off the bench today and I really like it a lot. I don't know who to blame on it not fitting. PSA or Rise, if I wasn't in a hurry to get it installed last night so I could shoot it today. I probably would have waited till Monday and called Rise. There are plenty of threads on the net about fitment issues in Aero lowers especially. I had a empty Spikes and Anderson and it dropped in both of them no issue. So I figured it was the lower out of spec personally. As for the flat I like it. They say having the larger contact area that it gives the appearance of it breaking at a lower weight. Either way it didn't bother me going from a curved trigger on other guns to the flat this morning. [/QUOTE]

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