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  • #16
    c3 rolling
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2011
    • 726

    I tried swapping slides with a glock 22 and it produced the same trigger feel. I've already tried swapping the trigger bar/connector with no improvement. The firing pin plunger spring is installed correctly and I tried swapping those out too. I dont know if its because Ive been messing with the trigger too much, but it seems the trigger has improved in the past two days, but still not up to par with my other glocks. Thanks for all the offers and help guys. I'll definitely hit you guys up if I cant resolve this on my own.

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    • #17
      cindynles
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 2806

      Since you swapped the slide and it still feels the same, that rules out the firing pin safety. The issue has to be in the frame somewhere.

      You already swapped out the trigger bar and connector so that only leaves the trigger spring and housing. If the spring is installed correctly I'm guessing you have some flash in the drop safety slot of the trigger housing. Check and make sure the slot behind the ejector is clear.

      "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." B.Franklin,1759

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      • #18
        GoingQuiet
        Vendor/Retailer
        • Oct 2010
        • 2737

        Originally posted by CALI SHOT DOC
        I thought g34's came with the 3.5lb connector?????

        I would take the slide apart and look at the striker and striker spring maybe something is up with that. I've heard of guys with this issue came to the conclussion about it being a bad or messed up trigger spring which can sometimes be touchy....
        There has NEVER been a Glock trigger pull anywhere near 3.5 pounds. I liken it to a sticker on the side of a golf cart that says GT500.

        GSSF/LE discounted guns are shipped with standard connectors.

        Commercial guns are shipped with the "-" connector which delivers somewhere around 5 pounds but Glock has NEVER delivered a gun commercially with 3.5 lbs.
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        • #19
          c3 rolling
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2011
          • 726

          Just solved it guys! There was a piece of the plastic frame that was rubbing the trigger safety (that tab in the middle of the trigger) during press. I guess that tab was rubbing that slight imperfection. I shaved off a TINY bit off the frame and the trigger is now normal. Still needs some more breaking in like my other glocks but it is great. Thanks everyone for the help!

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