definitely is... I might get another one for my 26.glad to hear you like it! the pull is noticebly smoother too, isn't it?
sure, you can even try the rocket one. if you file the overtravel tab at an angle, the trigger resets in like 1/8 of an inch.
oh yeah, it's easy. just VERY time consuming.
Seriously? It doesnt feel any lighter than the stock 3.5 in my 26, just smoother. If you had shots firing before you were ready, were you not letting the trigger reset enough for your triger pull style? Ive shot 1911s with supposed >2lb triggers that were WAY lighter than this Ghost or the OEM 3.5 in my 26 and have never had a round go off before I wanted it to.
that happens, glocky. i sent back the first rocket because it came with dings all over it that caused a gritty trigger pull. the one i got in it's place was smoother and heavier, which i liked. the first one was also extremely light, like 2.5lbs.
That's nice! I hear some of them work great and some of them are like yours! So sounds like its almost best to take one to a gunsmith and have them professional install a 3.5lb custom trigger and it be guaranteed! Any other ideas?i got one from glockstore and it is offset to the left by a couple of degrees and it does not set in its intended place. I am returning it but not sure what will happen, i polished the top of it. I might be stuck with it.
According to Midway's website, the Scherer "should" work with your gen4....
Sorry, but there are a couple of threads about this right now.. I'm getting confused on which is which! Changing the connector is pretty simple with a Glock. I just put a "SRT", short reset trigger, in my Sig P226.... Man, makes one appreciate Glocks! Good luck with your new connector. Mine was a nice improvement, for me anyway. It's not for everyone, but it works great for me.
I know, so it said on glockstore
