Glock trigger mods

[Just1more]

I took a Glock in for a check up with a Ghost connector installed. The technician took it out then put it back saying it felt better than stock.

 

[DJCantonGA]

1. $.25 polish job
2. LWD 3.5# connector (2 of my Glocks have the Ghost Evo Elite, it is really nice too)
3. 6# trigger spring

That's it for me, and generally yields a 4.5-5# pull weight. I keep the stock firing pin spring. If it's a range gun the 4# f/p spring reduces the pull weight substantially.

 

[fattboyzz]

Glock - minus connector is generally all I do ,as I'm satisfied with it at that point.

 

[Bear44]

I purchased the Zev V 4 for my gen 4 G19 and after the .25 trigger job have problems with the trigger resetting. I just put the stock one back in and get used to it.

I don't mess with the springs at all. Just polish and a minus connector makes a big improvement.

 

[biker_bill]

I don't mess with the springs at all. Just polish and a minus connector makes a big improvement.

X2 on big improvement!

 

[haymons22]

I'm thinking I will probably only do the connector and polish as this will be on my carry gun. Thanks for all the info guys.

 

[shootin4fun]

Glock - minus connector is generally all I do ,as I'm satisfied with it at that point.

Same here with some polishing. EDC doesn't need too much tricking out and mods IMO.

 

[speednut]

I had an SSVI for a bit and really liked it.

I have a early Glock 43 had a terrible trigger pull about 8# Replaced it with SSVI perfect.

 

[haymons22]

and

http://glockparts.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=6648&CAT=705

GTG!

So my glock 3.5 connector that you linked just came in and I just polished everything and put it all back together. I haven't shot it yet, but just dry firing it it feels like there is a pretty significant difference. Thanks for the info. I'll hopefully get to the range this weekend and can let everyone know how it worked out.

 

[Bear44]

So my glock 3.5 connector that you linked just came in and I just polished everything and put it all back together. I haven't shot it yet, but just dry firing it it feels like there is a pretty significant difference. Thanks for the info. I'll hopefully get to the range this weekend and can let everyone know how it worked out.

Thanks, but @sinac84 gets the real credit. He taught it to me.