Brownells - Installing a Glock Trigger Connector

Published on February 26, 2010
Duration: 2:28

This video provides a detailed guide on installing aftermarket trigger connectors for Glock pistols, aiming to reduce trigger pull weight and improve feel. It covers essential disassembly steps, including pin removal, and the proper reassembly process. The guide emphasizes function testing and safe initial firing to ensure correct installation and prevent malfunctions.

Quick Summary

Installing an aftermarket Glock trigger connector aims to reduce the factory trigger pull weight, often from over 5 pounds down to around 3.5 pounds. This modification can result in a crisper trigger break and a faster reset, improving the overall shooting experience. Proper disassembly and function testing are crucial.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Glock Trigger Connectors Explained
  2. 00:29Disassembly: Pin Removal Guide
  3. 00:59Removing the Trigger Group
  4. 01:26Installing New Connector & Reassembly
  5. 02:01Function Testing & Safety Checks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of installing an aftermarket Glock trigger connector?

Installing an aftermarket trigger connector on a Glock pistol aims to reduce the factory trigger pull weight, often from over 5 pounds down to around 3.5 pounds. This modification can result in a crisper trigger break and a faster reset, improving the overall shooting experience.

What tools are needed to install a Glock trigger connector?

For installing a Glock trigger connector, you will primarily need a 3/32-inch punch for removing the frame pins. Basic knowledge of Glock disassembly and reassembly procedures is also essential. Ensure you have a clean, well-lit workspace.

How do you safely test a Glock after installing a new trigger connector?

After installation and lubrication, perform dry function tests checking reset and travel. At the range, begin by firing only two rounds initially. This allows you to verify proper function and ensure there are no malfunctions like double-firing or full-auto behavior before proceeding.

What are common mistakes when installing a Glock trigger connector?

Common mistakes include forcing pins during disassembly, not fully seating the new connector in the ejector housing, or neglecting thorough function testing. Improper reassembly can lead to trigger issues or safety concerns, so careful attention to detail is vital.

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