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Question: is this a drop in parts?
Document: Good connector and always glad to use oem parts.
Greatly improved trigger control. I always prefer original glock parts.
Fit and function was perfect. Glock OEM parts are the best. Very easy to take old one out and install new one.
This stock part works just as good as the fancier name brand parts. I could not tell any difference between it and the Ghost connector I bought.
easy to install.. just don't mix up with the original, they look nearly identical. If you go with another brand, I recommend ghost.. I prefer original glock parts for anything dealing with the trigger, and this is a fair option.
This is the best upgrade for under $100 without exception. Check YouTube for the &#34;Glock .25 trigger job&#34; to learn how and what needs to be polished on your Glock and you will have the best performing trigger available to a Glock owner.Forget using Ghost or any other non-OEM connector. You want your Glock to perform when it matters!!!! Original Glock parts ONLY!!
Love that it's an OEM Glock part. Easy instal, no issues. The trigger pull seems a bit &#34;mushy&#34; as compared to the stock configuration. Higher tension trigger spring fixes the issue right up :). SLIGHTLY lighter trigger pull with just this part. Definitely need a few other parts and some polished internals to have a truly lighter trigger pull.
It is almost mandatory for you to keep critical parts on a Glock factory original for two reasons. One, Glocks are very finicky about aftermarket parts which increases the chance of the pistol failing when you need it most. Two, legal liability increases with the assumption by a prosecuting attorney that you were looking to do harm as reason to use &#34;custom&#34; parts in a self defense situation. With the exception of sights sights use factory parts whenever possible.
I have a Glock Gen 4 M17. When I purchased the gun the trigger pull was atrocious. My Lyman digital scales weighed the pull consistently at 6.8 pounds. I put a Wilson drop in barrel, a captive 20lb recoil spring, a titanium safety plunger, a titanium skeletalized striker. I also pimped the pistol out with titanium pins, shiny extended slide release, and a shiny aluminum extended magazine release. I watched a YouTube video installation of the Glock OEM 3.5lb minus.
once i install glock competition springs, then i can give a full analysis. i trust that this item will function well with the the installation of the new springs that are forthcoming.
Answer: yes