Interesting observation about ghost spring kit for glock

[dub9onthagrind]

Just ordered the complete kit for like 8 bucks or something (why not) and installed the 4lb firing pin spring first and immediately took it out. It was too light and I hadnt even received my 3.5lb "ultimate" connector yet so I swapped it out for the 6lb one. Also installed the reduced power safety plunger spring and 6lb trigger spring. Overall a lighter pull, but it definitely didnt break as clean as the stock springs. Little mushier I guess. Will the 3.5lb ultimate connector smooth this problem out? I only spent about $20 when all is said and done so its not a big deal if I leave it stock. Just wanted to try it for ****s and giggles.

[JWHuey]

By and large, the ONLY time a Glock becomes unreliable is when you start messing with the internals in my experience.

Unless it's a competition gun, you are best leaving the internal components stock.

[dub9onthagrind]

That exact thought came to my head after installing them. The trigger actually wasnt even that bad before hand. Just wanted to replicate that while reducing it a pound or 2.

[CK_32]

As far as I know my 17 RTF came with a ghost 3.5# connector, I didn't notice a major difference until I got my 23 with the stock trigger, only then could I feel it be a little lighter in pull weight, still mushy and long take up. Nothing dangerous or gross about it. Again just slightly only if I look for the trigger pull differences.


I don't think it has the spring just the connector tho. FWIW.

[punisheryayarea]

You kinda get what you pay for, get a zev trigger.

[michaelm818]

I installed a glock minus connector with the ghost competition spring kit on my 19 gen 4 and am really happy with the results.

[dub9onthagrind]

You kinda get what you pay for, get a zev trigger.

Yeah. I liked the stock trigger, but for about $20 or so I figured it couldn't hurt to experiment. The stock setup was a nicer pull (actually pretty goddamn clean break and overall good pull) but with the springs installed it is a little lighter. I will wait for the connector to get here before I make up my mind, but if it's not any better I will just re-install all the stock parts.

[Bill Steele]

I run the Ghost Rocket 3.5 kit in all my Glock's (3.5 connector with OT tab, lightened springs (I leave the stock striker spring in) and I do the $.25 trigger polish as well.

I have always favored lighter/smoother triggers.

[punisheryayarea]

I run the Ghost Rocket 3.5 kit in all my Glock's (3.5 connector with OT tab, lightened springs (I leave the stock striker spring in) and I do the $.25 trigger polish as well.

I have always favored lighter/smoother triggers.

[beretta929mm]

Thanks for the info, I will leave mine alone

Any experience with the Mepro front only night sight, btw?

[dub9onthagrind]

Nope sorry I think I had truglo sights. Just got the connector today. I guess I will install it and see how it feels then make my decision.

[dub9onthagrind]

Installed the connector and it helped with the mush but didn't lighten it that much. Might play around with the springs but overrall I am happy.