Glock 3.5LB trigger connector

[SA Friday]

I've found all the aftermarket 3.5 disconnectors really mute the reset "click", and prefer the oem one. I've found a few of the aftermarkets to not fit correctly and I had to cut the disconnector side channel a little wider to get them to work too. Leave the springs at factory levels and a nice polish job, you will feel a big difference and it will break at about 4 lbs give or take a half lb.

I like to round out the edges on the safety plunger and then polish it too. You get rid of the "ride over the edges" feel in the trigger pull when you do this. Just go light on how much material you take off and keep as much of the top diameter on the plunger to avoid having it get caught up in the striker during firing.

[SouthPaw]

Great info guys. I have never seen a used for sale so it made me think either one they were so nice no one wanted to sell them or there peices of junk and everyone threw them away after they were installed.

Maybe I'll have to ask around and see if anyone has one installed and see if they will let me run some rounds through it.

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

i have the ghost rocket 3.5 in mine and i love it it is definatly not a 3.5 pull maybe more like 4 or 4.5 but it breaks a hell of alot better then the other junk that was in there

[Fist_gonzo]

The connector alone wont give you 3.5, glock is now labeling them as 4.5, I use them with a reduced stryker spring for a 3.5, I use a zev (glockworx) 2.5 disconnector with springs on my race gun, that set up would not be a great idea for carry or duty.

[Bailey Guns]

I like the NY 8# trigger with the OEM 3.5 disconnector, too. Makes for a REALLY positive trigger reset.

[DANGERTASTIC!]

Ya and if you breath on it it just magically goes off.

They aren't any more dangerous then when they came stock.

A 3.5lb trigger is not more dangerous? What about under a high stress situation when people flinch or squeeze too hard.

Theres probably a reason they arent issued nationwide.

And who the hell said anything about breathing on them or stupid shit like that?

Im at the range twice a week...Im not your typical once a year shooter and I have used plenty of light triggers.

I wasnt even addressing you so you can keep your smartass comments to yourself

[cysoto]

A 3.5lb trigger is not more dangerous?

I know that you didn't address your reply at me but I would like the opportunity to clarify the issue.

Glock reviewed the name they give their connector a few years ago and now calls it a 4.5 lb which is closer to the pull weight of the trigger. Like I mentioned earlier, if the trigger and striker springs are left untouched, the shooter is only dropping the weight of the trigger by one pound.

[SouthPaw]

I might give this a go. I have G17 that I wanted to start shooting comp with and maybe it will help. I guess the only way to truly try it is to buy, install it, and shoot it.

[El Caballo Loco]

If you were closer I would let you give my G17 a go.

Wolf spring pack
Factory reset spring
3.5lb connector
Vickers mag release
Extended slide release

Shoots like a dream.

[SouthPaw]

If you were closer I would let you give my G17 a go.

Wolf spring pack
Factory reset spring
3.5lb connector
Vickers mag release
Extended slide release

Shoots like a dream.

Did you do the work yourself? Maybe if I ever make it up there might have to get in contact with ya . Thanks for the offer!