What the heck makes these things so special? how do they differ from a minus connector with some smoothing? Whats the pull weight?
Are they worth it?
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What the heck makes these things so special? how do they differ from a minus connector with some smoothing? Whats the pull weight?
Are they worth it?
My capacity for self deception is exceeded only by yours.
I always hate it when people say this, but do a search. There was a pretty big thread talking about this trigger.
Explanation right from the source.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWEnIJ3VUOQ
My buddy has one. Its a great trigger. But for the price, I understand why he has more ghosts
I have one in my 34 and have run about 2000 rounds through it so far. Overall I am very pleased though I feel the price is a bit on the steep side. Everyone who shoots it has pretty much loved it as well.
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After reading about what this trigger does to your drop safety I'm sitting here scratching my head wondering why you guys are using this.
The idea that downward pressure against the slide would release the striker is terrifying for a carry gun.
I like the idea of a crisper trigger on my Glock but there is no trigger good enough to make me want to compromise my safeties.
I like Travis Haley very much and respect both his body of work and the products he puts his name on, but my preference -admittedly never having sampled "his" triggers- is Ghost, Inc.
I installed a Rocket 3.5 w/Gen 3 action bar and unserrated trigger in my Gen4 G19 and it's about my favorite carry pistol of all time (been shooting 26 years and carrying various weapons professionally for 23). It's about the closest thing to a high quality 1911 trigger you'll experience on any Glock.
Last edited by opdsgt; 08-18-12 at 12:18. Reason: typo
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