lost my faith in the Lone Wolf 3.5 connector

[Munny$hot]

I was at the range the other day when I observed a glock 19 fire 1 round after resetting the trigger. It had a 3.5 wolf connector along with a .25 trigger job. The connector was bent back to the proper angle and it fixed the problem temporarily. Needless to say I will never again recommended another lightened connector.

[SB1964]

I've never had a problem with the 3 glocks I've owned, not one. Everyone has been tricked out. I was taught to use the copper never seize on the connector, I think they bind in that area. I watched the Glockstore install a spring kit, connector etc & the tech suggested always use the never seize. People polish that area where it connects & it binds. YMMV.

[Whatisthis?]

I would never trust them for SD. The only aftermarket trigger parts I trust are Apex, but they are specifically for carry and SD (M&P series stuff), so they absolutely have to be more reliable.

Some 3.5 connectors do not let the trigger reset in Glocks. Happened to me and my G20. I don't remember what brand it was, but I won't even use any in range guns now.

[Sam]

TLG doesn't like them either: http://pistol-training.com/archives/6459

OEM minus connectors in mine and I still think the trigger is good. Aftermarket connectors are definitely not worth whatever performance increase I'd gain over an OEM minus connector.

[cosmos7]

I was not impressed with the LW connector either... was just trying something different on a new Glock, but went back to the old reliable Ghost Ultimate.