GHOST 3.5 ULTIMATE TRIGGER FOR GLOCK®

GHOST 3.5 ULTIMATE TRIGGER FOR GLOCK® Reviews & Ratings

Ghost trigger connectors for Glock® pistols replace the original, factory trigger connectors to give you a lighter, smoother trigger pull in one easy to install part. Factory polished for the smoothest operation, all Ghost connectors come with a 100% lifetime satisfaction guarantee. Ghost’s Ultimate 3.5lbs connector brings you light, smooth trigger pulls in a drop-in design, which is also self-cleaning.


SPECS: Will fit Gen 1-4 all models except Glock® models 42, 43, 43X or 48.


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Reviews Summary
The GHOST 3.5 Ultimate Trigger for Glock receives mixed reviews. Many users praise its ability to significantly reduce trigger pull weight and enhance the shooting experience, while others report minimal to no noticeable improvement in feel or performance. Installation is generally straightforward, but results may vary based on individual guns and personal preferences.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Trigger Pull Weight Improvement
65%
Many reviewers highlight the significant reduction in trigger pull weight, with most reporting drops from factory weights to around 3.5 to 4.5 lbs. This change reportedly enhances overall shooting comfort and performance, making firearms easier to handle and more enjoyable to shoot.
Installation Experience
60%
Installation of the trigger connector is frequently described as easy and straightforward, often taking less than ten minutes. Users appreciate the 'drop-in' nature of the product, although some recommend cleaning the firearm thoroughly or consulting a professional for best results.
Variable Performance Results
30%
While many users report positive improvements, a notable number encountered little to no difference in trigger characteristics after installation. This variability has led to some disappointment among customers who expected a more dramatic enhancement.
Quality Concerns and Customization
25%
A few reviewers expressed concerns regarding the quality of the trigger connector, suggesting that polishing and customizing may be necessary to achieve optimal performance. Some also noted that improvements may depend on personal preferences and expectations from the product.
Overall Value for Money
55%
Despite mixed results, many users feel the GHOST trigger connector offers good value for its price. The cost is often justified by the noticeable improvements in trigger pull weight and added comfort during shooting.
2
Product not good
Product needs to be polished as I can feel through in the trigger
2
Wasted $$$
No change in trigger pull or weight. I have two G41's (Gen 4). I had to connector installed in one of them by a gunsmith and cannot detect any change in the trigger characteristics from the factory connector. I had my wife hand me the guns one at a time while I had my eyes closed and I clicked the triggers-I could not tell any difference between the triggers. The only reason this product is getting two stars from me is it did not make the situation worse. There is literally no difference in the weight, feel, take up, or the wall that is any different from the OEM connector. I returned two of them. The installed connector is staying in because it did not harm the trigger and I am not throwing good money after bad to have the original connector reinstalled.
2
Not such a good buy after all...
In my opinion... spend your money on ammo and range time or something else of your liking. Once I switched over to this connector I had gone to the range the same day. Well, walked out unimpressed. Felt the same, creep and break felt the same. Overall, its not worth the money. I believe there's just alot of hype over this product, no real difference. Save your money.
2
Disappointed
Quickly and easily installed in gen 4 G26, but then I've had my Glocks apart before and even have an original Ghost 3.5# connector in my gen 2 G17. Ultimate connector worked just fine when I installed it, and I'll admit to not measuring the pull, but I felt it wasn't any better WRT pull weight (not why I bought it) but especially WRT trigger feel (why I bought it) than stock. The smoothness (Ghost in my 17 is much smoother than stock - also I have polished my triggers) I expected wasn't there and it didn't feel any lighter, in fact I thought it stacked pretty badly after a decent take up in the first stage yeah, I know that's a double-action description, but striker-fired triggers are similar in many ways and that's what it felt like a bad double action. But the deal-breaker was the reset. I overlook some faults in the Glock trigger because the reset is fantastic. This reset was lousy. The nice, crisp, tactile and loud reset was gone; replaced with a barely detectable and mushy one. That's my experience, YMMV.