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Anyone who's done the armorer course or otherwise has any info - did factory minus connectors just dry up? I can find aftermarket ones all over but can't seem to find a source for the factory ones any longer. I'm that guy who prefers the minus connector with the NY1 trigger spring and have been trying to outfit a Gen 5 26 I picked up.
I too prefer that configuration in gen 2 and 3 Glocks. I've only used aftermarket, but I've seen factory "-" Connectors on a couple of sites, I'm sure. GT Distributors or Big Tex Ordinance, maybe.
I don't know if you can do that in a gen4 though, as the geometry and trigger spring is different.
I know I could not achieve this in my gen4 G19, due to the different geometry of the Trigger Housing. NY1 spring w/ "-" Connector was heavier and less smooth than in my gen3 and 2 guns.
Good timing! I'm looking for one as well.
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I'm looking forward to seeing how it comes out. I've been out of Glocks for years and it was a bit surprising to see internal components had actually changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ViniVidivici
Thanks Mega! Edit to add: $10 shipping for a connector - can't make this up.Quote:
Originally Posted by MegademiC
The last connectors I got came from Overwatch Precision, either polished or NP3d. They had both dots and minus last time I checked.
I use over watch precision also.
I'll add that the "-" Connectors I use are Ghost (in the gun I'm carrying, as every other day), Lone Wolf, and Zev. I like them all.
Sample of my 1 so YMDV, but others may be YMMV like mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ViniVidivici
Bought a Gen 1-3 G17 trigger assembly off a company at selling Glock parts at Knob Creek after they assured me it would work in a Gen 4(I think they advised the bar possibly could have some side to side play) that never gave me any problems with an NY1 trigger spring and a Ghost 3.5lbs connector.
Yeah thats steep, but you can add some parts to make up the price? Replacement springs, etcQuote:
Originally Posted by DirectTo
I use the NP3'd OEM - connectors from Overwatch Precision. They have OEM and there own produced - connectors
I really wouldn't buy a Glock these days. The only reason my main pistol is a Glock is that it's Gen 2 before they totally fukked the guns up.
Even the 17X I bought my son still ejects weird (not always out to the right)
And the grip angle is epically retarded if you shoot regular guns and come back to it.
Ahh, that makes sense. I tried that combo in my Gen4 17 and it just made the trigger horrible. In the end I replaced the stock spring but left the minus connector in. Really liked that set up, it's a smoother trigger than stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by ViniVidivici