connector for my 380

**gracenrich** · October 19th, 2015, 12:27 PM

Thinking of having a ghost connector for my Glock 42 installed.
Just not to happy with the trigger pull.
Any opinions would be helpful.

**Mity2** · October 19th, 2015, 08:37 PM

First of all, I have G43. I presume that the trigger pull/feel is same between the two.
I've tried Ghost connector on my buddy's G43, and I thought it was too light for carry gun IMO...
Stock trigger on my 43 sees okay when you think about what this gun's intended use...

Now the stupid vertical serrated trigger on the other hand...

**Lycanthrope** · October 19th, 2015, 09:20 PM

I don't find much difference between the regular 3.5 connectors and the other lighter options. The Lone Wolf kits are very good on a budget and offer some options you may like.

LycanranthatontheG35thrope

**Daycrawler** · October 20th, 2015, 12:05 AM

OP changing your connector is very simple. You can do it yourself and then test it at the range. I have learned a lot about how my pistol work by watching videos on you tube. Then I put that to use and did it myself. If you can field strip your weapon you can change the connector. The best part is really learning how things work and you can save a few bucks too!

**Deleted** · October 20th, 2015, 12:46 AM

I have one on my 43... love it.

**gun-bunny** · October 20th, 2015, 09:57 PM

Make sure when reassembly that the front lip of the cruciform part of the trigger bar is placed back into the corresponding lip of the spring. If overlooked, you will have trigger reset problems- as in the trigger will not reset.

Very annoying, to say the least.

Other than that, it really is a piece of cake. I shot my wife's G42 beside my G42 (with the 3.5lb connector) and there is a slightly lighter feel to the trigger. However, it seemed more noticeable during rapid firing.