[glockjunkie]

I have a new Gen 3 21SF pistol and have already installed the NY1 (Green) trigger spring. I am looking for a Ghost connector that will keep the trigger pull at 5.0 to 5.5 lbs. Which connector should I get?

The factory pull is listed at 5.5 pounds, so if you are trying to keep it at that why do you need an aftermarket connector? The ghost 3.5 by it self will not give you a 3.5# pull, you also need to replace your striker spring and your trigger connector spring.

Without replacing the springs you will have just under a 5# pull.

 

[glockjunkie]

Is there a problem with the Ghost? A lot of people seem to be using them.
I was going to get a drop in, not a file to fit model.

Im using a ghost, the diffrence between the Ghost and the Ghost Rocket (file model) is that the rocket also allows you to reduce your Over Travel, eg trigger movment after the striker is released. This is what you are actually filing, you file it until you can pull the trigger.

I actually use a lone wolf uts for that, and it is adjustable.

Im also using the Ghost 3.5 drop in.

 

[glockjunkie]

LWD 3.5 lb connector. Don't use the Ghost connectors. Use the Lone Wolf connectors. Trust me on this one.

May I ask why with some documentation please?

 

[glockjunkie]

My business is replacing connectors and improving the triggers and operation of Glocks. Ghost connectors are inconsistent and I have actually had one go full-auto on me once before. I quickly replaced it with a LWD connector. Now I use all LWD connectors. They're more consistent and actually provide less resistance which is what you want for the lighter trigger pull.

That sounds bizzar, was that the only mod done? I agree that the finish or polish is one of the reasons to get the ghost, but I also thought there was a slight pitch diffrence too between the Ghost and Stock connectors.

Im sure there would be alot of interested people if all it took was a trigger bar mod to make a gun go full auto. Of course in your instance it was unexpected which can be very dangerous.

I like LWD products, I have only heard people really talk about the ghost connectors and with all the reviews I have read and youtube clips I have seen, this is a first I have heard of that issue.

I don't doubt your claims by any means, just courious about the other aspects of the weapon.

 

[glockjunkie]

That connector was the only part I had replaced in that pistol. That's all the customer wanted changed. You have to make sure the angle is just right or it won't give you the proper "connection". I dropped it in, took it out back, and blamo! Full auto. All it takes is a little manipulation of the connector to make it full auto but then you'll have the BATFE knocking on your door and you don't want that. I have heard from other armorers the inconsitencies with Ghost connectors. This is why I use LWD connectors and Wolff springs.

Thank you for your valuable insight and prompt responces. Ill assure you if I notice an issue with my weapon that will be the first thing I replace.