We wanted to do some dry fire training without racking the slide every time, so we built our own version of the classic zip-tie / cardboard trigger hack for Glocks (search around — there's plenty written about the concept already).
Ours is low profile and, in our opinion, a bit cleaner — you can still use all your holsters with no other changes to the weapon.
With this method, the trigger no longer resets or breaks — it just moves freely back and forth. Not ideal, but it lets you dry fire train without cycling the firearm each time.
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