Ghost 3.5 for ccw glock

[land locked]

Why change to a minus connector even in a carry handgun?


Because 99.9% of those handguns will never see a defensive use of it.
Because paper tends to be your biggest and most recurring threat, and you want to enjoy shooting your CCW gun for shooting sake.
Because you struggle with technique and want to take the short cut to greater accuracy through an improved trigger.
How many people do you know who modified a trigger and were involved in a SD situation?
Even if there is one person who created more liability through such an activity, still does not suggest that no one else should.


Cmon guys, stop spreading this stuff...There is no factual basis for it...

I was referring to reliability of your handgun. I think that would be the number 1 in a CCW weapon. Never even brought up liability of a modified handgun because that is a non issue after you pulled the trigger.

[l8apex]

With the exception of a few, most here on CG can never just talk about connectors or triggers or the dang thread - always have a thread drift into legal crap that no one has actual data or litigation experience.

/rant

[Matt P]

Land locked do you own a Glock?
I own a few.
I have used the Ghost, Glock brand and Lone Wolf... Maybe even more than that.
I install the part and than check it for function and reset.
If reset is an issue I change out the connector for another.
The minus connector makes a massive difference in trigger bar dropping away from the striker.
Reliability with just that part install is excellent. I have installed easily over a hundred of those things through the years.
The feel of the benefit of the part will be relative. I have never had a client tell me hardly noticeable.
My apologies if I suggested you were spreading ms-information.