Sold/Expired WTB: 3.5 lb Connector for Glock

[argyle64]

Like the title says, I am looking for a 3.5lb connector for my new G34. Thanks.

 

[brandt9913]

Amazon.com. They're $15

 

[The Antichrome]

G34's used to come equipped with the 3.5

 

[argyle64]

They now come with the 4.5lb. I was hoping for someone local who just had one lying around so I wouldn't have to order.

 

[brandt9913]

Outdoor America used to carry them, but it's been several years since I have looked. Amazon will have it to you in a couple days if Outdoor America doesn't carry them anymore. YouTube has plenty of videos on the easy installation.

 

[Ksmirk]

Get the light spring kit can't recall the PN from Brownell's and just polish the connector you have. I think the spring kit is like $10 I'll see if I can find it as I'm gonna need another kit. Later,

Kirk

 

[TroyF]

The 3.5 connector has actually always been a 4.5. This was an oversight when converting metiric to US. At least thats what ive been told in the last 6 or so Armorer schools Ive had to attend.

 

[Pstmstr]

Ive got a Ghost 3.5 you can have but no OEM.

 

[argyle64]

Outdoor America used to carry them, but it's been several years since I have looked. Amazon will have it to you in a couple days if Outdoor America doesn't carry them anymore. YouTube has plenty of videos on the easy installation.

Yeah, I can do the install in just over 1 minute so that's not a problem.

 

[argyle64]

The 3.5 connector has actually always been a 4.5. This was an oversight when converting metiric to US. At least thats what ive been told in the last 6 or so Armorer schools Ive had to attend.

They did not mention this in my armorer's course on January 31.

 

[Prdator]

They did not mention this in my armorer's course on January 31.

My understanding on the 3.5# vs 4.5# is the difference int he old vs new trigger return spring and striker spring. Making the weight go from 3.5 to 4.5#.

Also there is a LOT of difference from one connector to another with my personal favorites being the Lone Wolf and the Ghost Rocket. Also the trigger bar itself will create a large difference.

 

[Deathtrap]

I prefer the ghost

 

[mike cyrwus]

They did not mention this in my armorer's course on January 31.

I got stupider after taking the armorers course a couple years ago.

 

[Ksmirk]

Get the competition spring kit, replace the springs polish up your connector you have now and you'll have a nice 3# trigger, short reset, slight wall, and not too light. Later,

Kirk

 

[Pstmstr]

Or....don't screw with it, buy ammo and practice.

 

[argyle64]

I did buy 500 rounds of 147gr 9mm the other day. I would still like that connector though. ;-)

 

[Dieseltech09]

The 3.5 connector has actually always been a 4.5. This was an oversight when converting metiric to US. At least thats what ive been told in the last 6 or so Armorer schools Ive had to attend.

What he said

http://eu.glock.com/...s_connector.htm

2.0 kg / 4.5 lb. The 2,0 kg / 4.5 lb. connector marked with a small (-) has a softer Trigger Pull compared with the standard options and is particularly popular among sport shooters. Standard with GLOCK 34 and 35.

2.5 kg / 5.5 lb. Most GLOCK pistols are fitted at the factory with 2,5 kg / 5.5 lb Trigger Pull. In this way the trigger characteristics are optimally matched to the needs of most users with a defined point of depression.

3.5 kg / 8.0 lb. The 3,5 kg / 8.0 lb connector is marked with a (+). This is the spring for users appreciating hard "dry" trigger action. It is also characterized by a clearly sensible point of depression

 

[Pstmstr]

I did buy 500 rounds of 147gr 9mm the other day. I would still like that connector though. ;-)

You can have it. All you other guys, I've got a complete Vanek adjustable trigger set up, I'd sell for the right price. I've gone back to std in my 34. Not sure what it's worth. I shoot my 26 about as well as the 34 unless it's a long shot.