Glock Triggers

[micpib1]

Just an FYI, I changed the trigger on my Glock 44 (22 Caliber) to the Lone Wolf 3.5 lb trigger connector, it fired two rounds per trigger pull. I have removed the modified system and returned it to stock and it fires as it was designed, with one shot per trigger pull. I do like the 3.5 lb trigger on some of my other Glocks and they fire one round per trigger pull. JH

[Vinnie Boombatz]

More proof that the best way to ruin a rock solid, reliable Glock is to mess with it and install non-OEM parts.

[stormvet]

That’s the burst connector, it’s pretty popular in Chicago.

[Ruperto36]

[TrailerparkTrash]

More proof that the best way to ruin a rock solid, reliable Glock is to mess with it and install non-OEM parts.

[FNGGlock]

Just use the Glock minus connector and polish the trigger bar and connector.

The issue with some aftermarket connectors is how they are bend and interact with the assembly, gives you a fire at trigger pull and release. Fun times!!!!

[Snoopy47]

Tinkering on guns is not for everyone.

Function check things before going to the range.

Rack
Pull trigger and HOLD IT DOWN.
RACK AGAIN

You might have caught by racking it AGAIN with the trigger held down that the striker released while the trigger was being held down.

There's no reason to be afraid to tinker and try and make things more to your liking, but you need to be safe about it.

[VulgarRealist]

Due to the hair trigger you installed, it most likely was a double tap caused by the recoil.

[naz]

Due to the hair trigger you installed, it most likely was a double tap caused by the recoil.

[JTROKS]

That’s bad when the trigger connector does that. I’ve used Apex on several Glocks with no problem. Haven’t used lonewolf trigger/action parts.

[Vinnie Boombatz]

I'll agree with what others have said. Aftermarket connectors are all junk.

The minus connector is a good recommendation, but for me it made the trigger too mushy and settled on a dot connector. Lightened it just a little compared to the stock connector, not as much as the minus but retained a nice crisp brake with no mush.

[Che762x39]

More proof that the best way to ruin a rock solid, reliable Glock is to mess with it and install non-OEM parts.

+1

My Glocks have been perfect just the way they are.

[TomReloaded]

I think the stock trigger shoe is the worst part of any glock. I put a Vickers shoe in, and it's a big step up and it's cheap.

I honestly didn't even notice the minis connector. Feels basically the same.

[Vinnie Boombatz]

I think the stock trigger shoe is the worst part of any glock. I put a Vickers shoe in, and it's a big step up and it's cheap.

I honestly didn't even notice the minis connector. Feels basically the same.

Tried the Vickers shoe. All it did was cause my finger to drag/hang up on the trigger guard. Stock trigger shoe went right back on. With all the changes I made and tried I've come full circle and gone back to stock. Only thing that isn't stock on my Gen3 G17 is a Vickers extended mag release.

[Squidward]

Installing aftermarket non-OEM Glock parts