TRIGGER CONNECTOR FOR GLOCK® 42/43/43X/48

TRIGGER CONNECTOR FOR GLOCK® 42/43/43X/48 Reviews & Ratings

Just because you carry a compact pistol doesn't mean you have to accept a stiff, rough trigger pull. These replacements for your Glock®42/43/43x/48 factory trigger connector improve the entire trigger pull by shortening the overall pull, eliminating over-travel, and providing a faster reset. Reduces trigger pull weight by an average of 2.5 lbs. Also removes the notorious "Glock®bump" caused by the trigger bar hitting the connector, which makes the shooter apply extra force to get over the bump, typically moving the pistol off target. Edge is a drop-in replacement for factory part.

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Reviews Summary
Overall, the Ghost Edge connector for Glock models like the 42, 43, and 43X has garnered mixed reviews. Many users praise its easy installation and noticeable reduction in trigger pull weight, improving the shooting experience. However, some reviewers feel it creates a mushier feel compared to original triggers, impacting accuracy. A worthwhile upgrade for many, but preferences vary significantly.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Installation
85%
Reviewers consistently highlight that the installation process is straightforward and user-friendly, often taking just a few minutes without the need for professional assistance. This ease of installation makes the product appealing to both novice and experienced users.
Trigger Pull Improvement
75%
Many customers report a noticeable decrease in trigger pull weight, with some saying it improved by over 2 lbs. This enhancement is generally viewed as a significant benefit, although opinions on the feel of the trigger vary, with some preferring the factory version.
Performance Mixed Feelings
60%
While overall performance improvement is acknowledged, some users express disappointment with how the connector affects the trigger's feel, describing it as mushy or less crisp than desired. This divided opinion indicates that preference plays a crucial role in satisfaction.
General Satisfaction
70%
Despite mixed feelings regarding specific performance aspects, a substantial number of customers are pleased with their purchase and would recommend it to others, noting it as a cost-effective upgrade. Many appreciate the balance between quality and pricing.
Comparison with OEM Connectors
50%
Several reviewers compare the Ghost Edge connector with factory OEM connectors, noting that while it may not drastically outperform all stock options, it does provide a smoother experience for many. This aspect is often highlighted by users comparing multiple connectors.
4
Upgrade
I have a early G43 with a 9 lbs triger pull, did the 25cent polish on it and just made it a smooth 9lbs trigger. The 21.99 drop in ghost disconnecter brings the pull to 5.5lbs not as crisp but much improved overall.
4
Great Drop In Unit
For those looking for a drop-in connector that works better than the stock Glock connector, this is the unit. Please note that Glock 48's already come with a minus "-" connector, and is a very serviceable unit. That said, those who can appreciate a better break with no wall would find these drop in units worthwhile. For me at least, I like the Pro even more.
4
Much improved trigger pull/break/reset
I have installed several of these for myself and for friends. This item reduces the trigger pull weight, and changes the way in which the trigger breaks/resets.
4
Minor Improvement, but worth it
Installed the Ghost Edge connector in my wife's Glock 43 and it reduced the trigger pull from 5.5 lb to 4 lb 13 oz. A little improvement, but not as much as I expected. The pistol has less than 100 rounds through it, so it may lighten up some more as she uses it. Haven't taken it to the range yet to see how/if it improves her shooting.
4
Review Of the Ghost Connector, G43
I recently purchased a new Glock 43 but found the trigger was so heavy that it actually abaded my trigger finger. The safety lever in the trigger was sharp and rough. My NRA trigger pull weights are packed away but I estimate that the pull weight was around 8 to 9 lbs or even more. I like the Glock "take-up first stage but the 2nd stage was horrible. I tried the .50 polishing job and that did not work in the least. The gunsmith from where I bought it claimed it had a 6.5 lbs pull but he would not allow me to see him do this operation. I tested another G43 in the store and it's TP was excellent. I installed the Ghost Connector and there was an immediate mild to moderate smooth improvement in the 2nd stage. I estimate that 2 lbs were taken off. They should call it the "5.5 lbs connector". I am very pleased with it but wish it were even lighter. With dry fire and actual practice it should get even smoother.I am a Glock and other brand certified Armorer.