What Is the Difference Between the Certified and Legacy Lever?

Lever Module Options

1. Certified Lever Module

• Monolithic design featuring a pivot safety for a clean engagement, encouraging consistent trigger breaks
• USPSA Approved
• Permitted in IPSC Standard, Optics, and Open divisions
• Key improvements to the ACE Trigger System:
  • A frame-decoupled safety to provide a robust safety function independent of frame tolerances
  • A redesigned safety stop that broadens the trigger’s compatibility across real-world frame tolerances.
  • TMDE pad. This is a small feature on the lever module that assists range officers in verifying the lever safety is functioning properly.
  • Updated backplate with a relief pocket that increases clearance to the striker when the firearm is subjected to extreme shock conditions.
  • Taken together, these updates deliver a significant improvement in drop safety and impact robustness for the ACE Trigger System.
• 2.5 - 6 lb pull weight range

2. Legacy Lever Module

• Bladed-lever version of the trigger that reimagines the traditional Glock® style safety blade
• USPSA approved
• Permitted in IPSC Standard, Optics, and Open divisions
• Key improvements to the ACE Trigger System:
  • Maintains the OEM Glock® style lever safety blade
  • Trigger lever’s resting position is 1/8th of an inch further back, providing more reach around
  • Updated backplate with a relief pocket that increases clearance to the striker when the firearm is subjected to extreme shock conditions.
  • Taken together, these updates deliver a significant improvement in drop safety and impact robustness for the ACE Trigger System.
• 2.5 - 6 lb pull weight range
• Can be configured as both a competition trigger and a carry-ready trigger when set to 3.5 lb or higher