Glock 3.5# Triggers

[Scott in Houston]

I have put the "-" in all of my Glocks.
It is standard on the Glock 34 & 35.

I don't noticed much difference at all... there is 'some' difference, but it's pretty negligible. I go ahead and leave the "-" disconnecter in each Glock for the placebo effect if nothing else. :)

It's definitely not 3.5 lbs, but it is slightly less than the standard connector.

All my Glocks are Gen 3 btw.

[jmain]

The 3.5# trigger is fine for edc, IMHO.
If you are going to do it, go for a lighten striker also. The combo made it feel different to me. The connector by itself wasn't a huge change.

The last glock I had was only original in the frame and slide...
Fun if you like to toy around.

[OldCannon]

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[x007x]

I had a 2.5 lb pull with my G19 and I never had a accidental discharge, and I have dropped my Glock at 4ft.

[Matt78665]

I have a 3.5lb connector in my G22 Gen4 and I had a spring replaced when it broke by my buddy who is a Glock Amourer. The trigger is smooth, about 3.5 lbs and crisp. On my Gen3 G21 I put the same 3.5lb connector and did a 25cent trigger job. The G21 has a reduced wt pull but is not as crisp as the G22 with the spring.