Yeah it functions flawlessly. I'd just prefer it was all original (should have noticed when I bought it) and the consensus is the gen 4 triggers aren't as smooth.
I polished mine up and put in a ghost connector which made my gen4 better.
That's for gen 4 glocks it's a safety bump thing all it does is make your factory 5.5 lb trigger 6.5 lbs lol I grinded mine off the fully polished my internals and install a ghost ultimate trigger and spring set its about 3.2 lbs on a scale and just connector only takes 1lb off ghost connector with polish job will take 1.5lbs off trigger I recomend skillfully removing the bump 2 match a gen 3 glock that bump is for gen 4 internals... I got a new glock gen 3 g30 and it had the gen 4 parts so be careful but my glock is sick now...
Just the connector won't do it a polish job does not lighten the trigger only makes smoother, connector only removes 1lb ik it reads 3.5 but your glock actually has a 4lb trigger pull if u get the ghost ultimate connector
Actually polishing can lighten the trigger combined with bending the connector so its 90 degrees by almost a pound and a half atleast on the older models. Not sure about the gen 4 assembly though.
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If u want lighter than 4 lbs u have 2 buy a comp trigger assembly that is adjustable ... Or get a real trigger job I have worked in guns for years just as a hobby for friends and I did my glock my self and it's beautiful so smooth and the act of basic gunsmithing is easy ... With no training or classes ...
That depends if u just make it shine or if u remove a small fraction of the metal when polishing but grinding off that 1 bump imeadeitly gives you a 1.5lb lighter pull ... ( auto correct sucks) sorry 4 spelling errors
Math, glock gen 4 has 6.5 lb connector grind off bump 6.5 -1 = factory 5.5 polish full parts completely and correctly , now your 5.5-.5 = 5 a lil better install ghost ultimate connector now your 5-1.5 = 3.5 that's as light as a glock needs 2 b any lighter and that is dangerous in my opinion...
I'll definitely look into that cause the glock with that trigger group definitely still has a harder trigger pull than my other one. I just haven't seen it verified that the bump is what causes it. I know there are a couple other seemingly minor differences.
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