Posted: 8/23/2026 2:45:48 PM EDT
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I bought some connectors from Brownells to play around with. Put the Ghost Ultimate Connector in my Gen3 Glock 20. Trigger pull became scary light with no wall at all. Not what I want for a wilderness hiking gun. Put a different Ghost Ultimate Connector in my Gen4 Glock 22. Right away I noticed the connected was very biased away from the housing. Trigger pull became heavier than the stock dot connector. Pulled the other Ghost out of the G20 and put it in the G22. Result in that gun was a slightly lighter trigger pull than the dot connector. The ghost ultimate connectors are inconsistent from one sample to the next and offer inconsistent performance in different guns. For the Glock 20 I settled on an Apex Performance connector which is slightly improved over the stock Gen3 connector. If you buy a Ghost Ultimate connector be prepared to do some “tuning” (bending). |
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| All the aftermarket connector I’ve tried (3. A Ghost, Lone Wolf, and one I can’t remember) sucked. They didn’t feel right. They were lighter but in an odd way where I never noticed any improvement in accuracy. The only ones the works well for me is the OEM Glock minus connector. Or maybe it’s all in my head. |
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Originally Posted By BrandonP: They tell you as much when you buy it, and describe the process for bending and checking it. Originally Posted By BrandonP: Originally Posted By StevenH: If you buy a Ghost Ultimate connector be prepared to do some “tuning” (bending). They tell you as much when you buy it, and describe the process for bending and checking it. Not anywhere on the packaging or product description |
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