How do you guys like the connectors for a lighter pull on your glocks? I'm pretty much used to my trigger but I switch a lot between shooting a 1911 and a glock so I would like to take up SOME of the pull. Whats the standard weight of pull for a glock 17? around 6 pounds? Just a SWAG. I find when I switch from my 1911 to my glock 17 I shoot a bit low and left for the first few rounds or so, Think It's because I'm pushing the gun because of that trigger pull. Thanks for all advice.
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Stock is 5.5lbs. Most go to the 3.5 connector. That couple with a trigger polish does make for a nice clean pull IMO."Freedom begins with an act of defiance"
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What was once called the 3.5 connector was corrected by Glock to 4.5 which is closer to the actual weight of that connector. I had one on my Glock 34 polished up by Bruce Gray and it was fantastic.My opinions are my own and do not represent the position of other companies I may be involved with.Comment
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Glock and others make it, mine was from the factory and polishing up even the stock 5.5 connector will give you a cleaner pull.My opinions are my own and do not represent the position of other companies I may be involved with.Comment
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I used an LWD 3.5# connector
You can find several good youtube vids on how to do the trigger polish. It's really easy. If you have a dremel with a polishing wheel on it you can can do tear down, polish and reassemble in amout 30min.
The polish job is just putting a smooth, mirror finish on some of the internal metal-to-metal contact points in the trigger mechanism so they move more smoothly against eachother.
The polish with the connector makes for a nice clean pull that definitely helped tighten up my grouping/accuracy. And will only cost you about $20 by the time it's all said and done."Freedom begins with an act of defiance"
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The 3.5# connector with stock springs indeed makes a 4.5# pull. I put a Ghost 3.5# connector in my G19 with polish job and it is worlds better, IMO. Glock does make a factory 3.5# connector and while some people like it because it is a stock part, I have heard that it is not as smoothly finished as aftermarket connectors.
I say do it. I have never been a big Glock fan, mostly because of the trigger, but after trying a 3.5# connector with stock springs, I changed my mind and bought my first Glock in over 20 years of handgun ownership. The mod only cost about $15 total.
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The 3.5# connector with stock springs indeed makes a 4.5# pull. I put a Ghost 3.5# connector in my G19 with polish job and it is worlds better, IMO. Glock does make a factory 3.5# connector and while some people like it because it is a stock part, I have heard that it is not as smoothly finished as aftermarket connectors.
I say do it. I have never been a big Glock fan, mostly because of the trigger, but after trying a 3.5# connector with stock springs, I changed my mind and bought my first Glock in over 20 years of handgun ownership. The mod only cost about $15 total.
Like I was saying...
Formerly known as the 3.5 LB connector, this is the GLOCK OEM factory Connector 4.5 LB "minus" (marked "-") fits all models comes stock on most G17L, G24, G34, G35 models.My opinions are my own and do not represent the position of other companies I may be involved with.Comment
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friend of mine just installed the 3.5 pound connector in his glock trigger is much better-John McClaneThat punk pulled a Glock 7 on me. You know what that is? It's a porcelain gun made in Germany. Dosen't show up on your airport X-ray machines, here, and it cost more than you make in a month.Comment
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Does the NY1 trigger spring really make a considerble difference in the pull for a Glock? I have a Scherer 3.5lb trigger connector, and while it does feel better than the stock Glock trigger connector, I'd like for it to be smoother (I'm spoiled by my TLE's trigger).Comment
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check out Vanek custom connector. They use GLOCK OEM connector and add their magic to it. Very sweet. I paid $35 for mine.Any gun owner who does not support the NRA is a freeloader.
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