Glock 19 trigger into G34 trigger

[FNH5-7]

What parts do I need in order to turn my Glock 19 Gen 3 trigger into a Glock 34 Gen 3 trigger?

I know I need a 4.5 pound connector (commonly known as 3.5) do I need anything else?

I'd Like my G19 trigger to be identical to the trigger on a G34.

[003]

The only difference between the two is the connector; actually, not all 34’s come from the factory with the lighter connector. The blue label for example all come with the standard connector.

[FNH5-7]

So all it is is a different connector? No other springs needed?

[003]

Yes - - the only difference is the connector. You can buy all the different parts you want, but to answer your original question. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THE CONNECTOR.

[003]

Let me repeat - - now you can spend all the money you want and buy all the different parts you want. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THE CONNECTOR - THE TRIGGER IS THE SAME!

[tankton]

The trigger on a Glock 19 is serrated, the trigger on a Glock 34 is smooth.

I know my question 100% doesn't apply to this conversation, however... would US made Glock 19s have a smooth face? I somehow always associated the serrated face on the smaller, imported pistols as having to do with the import laws in the US.

[tankton]

Ah, that was a bit silly of me. Thanks.

[FNH5-7]

All clear now.

I asked because when I searched the topic people also talked about replacing springs and I wasn't too clear weather I needed to replace anything else other than the disconnector. I just want my G19 trigger to feel just like the G34/35 triggers. I don't want to replace any other internal parts that are not necessary for this.

Thanks

[003]

For the record I would like to state that HopetomBrown is correct, the face on the Glock 34 trigger is smooth, while the face of the Glock 19 trigger is serrated. When I responded, I was thinking in terms of internal mechanical parts, and not the trigger face itself. Good catch HopetonBrown.

[FNH5-7]

^^Me too. I wanted internal parts only.