Glock 3.5 pound trigger pull connector

[Timmm]

Title says it all

Anybody tried them, how it work for you? Thanks Tim

[Oceanbob]

They work good

In reality they lower the pull to about 4 pounds. More soft than crisp.

I have the 3.5 connector on about 8 of my Glocks. It only takes about 4 minutes to install one.

Worth the $18.

Bob

[G-forceJunkie]

It lowers the weight, but also changes the feel. Its a lower, but longer, creepy feel. I like it, some people hate it.

[Timmm]

Good news

I guess glockworld had a sale, picked up three for 12.00 a piece, looking forward to the install. Thank's Tim

[sniper4usmc]

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=932026

$8.99 at midway

[quagmiles]

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct...tnumber=932026
$8.99 at midway

out of stock

[chesterthehero]

i picked up the ghost connector from brownells (100-000-936) as well as the competition spring kit (100-004-108)..

first i swaped the connector on its own was not that nice.. it was lighter and crisp but it did not feel "good" or smooth (the pull was smooth but it just felt not right)..

then i did the spring kit on its own and didnt really notice much of anything.. honestly im not sure if i could tell the differance at all or if i just thought i could..

however the spring kit and the connector combined is rather nice.. well worth the $20 or whatever.. i still feel i slight hangup before the trigger breaks but its now lighter than it was before..

the travel is more noticeable now.. its exactly the same as it was before but now i notice it... reset stayed the same..

just for general smarts.. doing the same thing to a m&p9 cost about $100

[h2o4lf]

Try it. I have a Ghost Ultimate 3.5 connector. It was cheap if you no like swap back to OEM connedtor.

[Q619]

I tried the Ghost and another with a German sounding name can't remember it. They both made the trigger feel spongy and had a lot of slop/overtravel. I went back to stock and just did a bit of polishing.

[CSDGuy]

I have a 3.5# connector and a NY-1 spring in my G23. The trigger pull is about the same as the stock 5# setup but the reset is a LOT more crisp. The only downside that I've seen is that the trigger wants to move towards a reset, so if you're trying to take the slide off, you have to actively hold the trigger to the rear, not just pull the trigger to disengage the sear. Being that you have to pull the trigger as part of the field strip process, I do not see any additional issue with having to actively hold the trigger while you complete the field strip process...

Personally, I like that setup.

[1911Operator]

I normally get the 3.5 connector, and polish all my internals. I would highly recommend people NOT messing wit the springs inside their slide. Ive changed them out before, with a kit that claimed it would drop the trigger pull to 2 pounds, well it id, and it also would make super light primer strikes and the lack of reliability turned me off from it. I would get 3 or 4 failures to fire out of 50 rounds. too much of a liability by anyones standards!

EDIT: I meant to say NOT to mess with the springs in the slide.

[CSDGuy]

I normally get the 3.5 connector, and polish all my internals. I would highly recommend people NOT messing wit the springs inside their slide. Ive changed them out before, with a kit that claimed it would drop the trigger pull to 2 pounds, well it id, and it also would make super light primer strikes and the lack of reliability turned me off from it. I would get 3 or 4 failures to fire out of 50 rounds. too much of a liability by anyones standards!

EDIT: I meant to say NOT to mess with the springs in the slide.

I agree. Don't mess with springs in the slide. The components I changed are all in the frame.


The middle one with a stock 5# connector is supposed to result in about an 8# pull. A NY2 spring is supposed to yield about an 11-12# pull. Do NOT use the NY2 trigger spring with the 3.5# connector. It's supposed to be an incompatible setup.

[XDRoX]

I bought two 3.5# connectors at the glock store the other day for $5 each. Factory ones. I don't know if the guy had the price wrong or what, but I asked how much they were and he said $5. I said, "two please."