Glock Trigger Connector Ghost 3.5 lb Install (HD+Quick)

Published on February 7, 2016
Duration: 6:10

This guide details the installation of a Ghost 3.5 lb Trigger Connector on a Glock pistol, a modification aimed at reducing trigger pull weight from the stock 5.5 lbs. The process involves careful disassembly and reassembly of internal frame components. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, emphasizes safety checks and provides practical tips for pin alignment.

Quick Summary

Installing a Ghost 3.5lb Trigger Connector on a Glock involves careful disassembly of the frame, removal of the stock connector, and installation of the new component. Tools like punches and a small screwdriver are needed. Proper reassembly, especially pin alignment, is crucial for a successful and safe modification that reduces trigger pull weight.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Tools
  2. 00:50Safety Check and Disassembly
  3. 01:45Removing Internal Components
  4. 02:21Trigger Connector Replacement
  5. 03:53Reassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you install a Ghost 3.5lb trigger connector on a Glock?

Begin by ensuring the Glock is unloaded. Disassemble the frame by removing pins, then remove the old connector. Install the new Ghost 3.5lb connector, and reassemble the frame components in reverse order, paying close attention to pin alignment.

What tools are needed to install a Ghost 3.5lb trigger connector?

You will need a Glock tool or punch, a small flathead screwdriver, the Ghost 3.5lb Trigger Connector itself, and potentially a roll of tape to act as a bench block for easier pin removal.

What is the benefit of installing a Ghost 3.5lb trigger connector?

The primary benefit is reducing the trigger pull weight from the stock 5.5 lbs to a lighter 3.5 lbs, which can lead to improved accuracy and a crisper trigger feel for the shooter.

Is installing a Ghost 3.5lb trigger connector difficult?

This installation is considered an intermediate-level DIY gunsmithing task. It requires careful attention to detail during disassembly and reassembly, but is manageable with the right tools and by following a step-by-step guide.

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