Lots, but I personally prefer Glock connectors. Be patient and give it some time training and you’ll stop pulling off target. Based on your user name I’m guessing you’re used to single action triggers. It just takes some time to adapt to the double action only trigger on a Glock.
For my competition guns I like the original Zev Fulcrum triggers. I’ve been playing with a Timney but those aren’t appropriate for personal defense - competition only.
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Yes, I've had alot of experience with single action. To me a double action is something desirable on my rifles. 1.Take up the slack and then 2. break the trigger with a very small increase in travel and pull weight. It's more accurate in most cases on a rifle.
I understand how a Glock operates and will state up front I'm not a revolver fan for the same reason I didn't like this Glock trigger before the kit. Cocking it and then breaking it all with my finger in one movement makes for a long pull. Then to have it hit a wall before it breaks just increases drifting off target. If you can do it, more power to you. I couldn't without losing accuracy.
With the Ghost link it lightens the pull and removes that wall. Just a long pull, snap. For me it feels better and makes me more accurate. That equals better placed shots. Something desirable when shooting targets or in a gun fight.
I'm not a purest.. I have a difficult time seeing any advantage the stock Glock trigger gives me other than being able to say "I'm running it in a stock form." From a legal stand point that may be to my advantage. Thats if I hit what I'm aiming at and live through the gun fight.
