Posted: 4/7/2007 8:34:13 AM EDT
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Any one put this connector on their glock? Was the mod to the "trigger control tab" fairly easy? Did you notice a significat decrease in trigger over-travel? If no ones tried'em I guess I'll have to be the test dummy! 
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| I've had one in my parts drawer for several years now; just never got around to trying it. I did try the Ghost Rocket, but found the pull to be too mushy for my tastes. Am using a Ghost Ultimate, and it's much less mushy than the GR. Will have to try the 5#Tactical sometimes. I like for my Glocks' triggers to pull below 4#; don't know if the Tactical will achieve that or not. |
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Follow the instruction and you shouldn't have any trouble. The "trigger control tab" which requires filing, is what prevents overtravel. Installing it will take a little time and patience but it is not difficult. Start by installing it, and trying to pull the trigger. It wont fire. Disassemble and remove about .010 from the tab using a file. Repeat above procedure. Be careful to remove a small bit at a time. Be certain to keep the file straight and not file on an angle. If you remove too much, you will have defeated the purpose of the control tab. Once it does fire, if your slide has any up and down movement at the rear, try firing it when pulling upward on the slide. This will insure reliability and that it's not just on the threshold of working. Also, you should get an orange slide cover plate to insure proper engagement of the trigger bar cruciform and firing pin. I believe this is all on Ghosts website. |