EDGE 3.5 TRIGGER CONNECTOR Reviews & Ratings

The EDGE 3.5 also gives the light, smooth, self cleaning features offered with the other connectors while giving the additional benefit of eliminating the bump or "glitch" which is the first resistance you feel when the trigger bar "bumps" into the connector

Will fit Gen 1 -5 Glocks except for Models 42, 43, 43X, and 48.

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Reviews Summary

The EDGE 3.5 Trigger Connector is well-received for enhancing trigger pull quality, making it smoother and more consistent. Many users appreciate the easy installation and noticeable improvements. However, some faced issues with reliability, especially concerning reset behavior, leading to mixed feelings about its safety. Overall, it offers a notable upgrade for Glock owners looking for better performance.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Trigger Performance Improvement

65%

Many reviewers highlight a significant improvement in trigger pull, describing it as smoother and more consistent compared to the stock connector. This enhancement often leads to better shooting accuracy and feel. About 65% of reviewers noted these positive performance changes.

Ease of Installation

70%

Numerous users praised the simple installation process of the EDGE 3.5 Trigger Connector, making it accessible for most Glock owners. This ease enhances the overall positive experience with the product, with roughly 70% of reviewers mentioning it as user-friendly.

Safety and Reliability Concerns

40%

A significant number of reviews express concerns about safety and reliability, particularly regarding the trigger's reset mechanism. Some users reported unintended discharges and inconsistent behavior, leading to disappointment. About 40% of reviewers raised safety-related issues.

Value for Money

60%

Many customers believe the EDGE 3.5 connector provides good value for the investment, offering notable enhancements without the need for a full custom setup. Approximately 60% of users expressed satisfaction with the pricing relative to performance.

Mixed Feelings on Weight and Pull Characteristics

55%

While some reviewers appreciate the reduction in pull weight and the elimination of the wall, others prefer a bit of resistance before the break. Users' preferences for trigger characteristics vary, leading to mixed opinions on the connector's suitability for different shooting styles. This theme was mentioned by about 55% of reviewers.

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Doesn't work left handed.

Pretty easy to install, cut the weight from my factory trigger in half. I had two problems with this connector. One was that it couldn't defeat the drop safety when I fired it left handed. I pressed the trigger all the way to the rear, and it wouldn't go off. It looks like it's flexing the trigger bar enough that it doesn't engage properly. It worked most of the time when I fired right handed, but it still hung up sometimes. The other issue is that there is no wall before it breaks. The gun just goes off during trigger travel. This might be okay for some competition use, but overall the unreliability made me take it out of my gun after a few days.

Not for everyone, personal preference

It definitely takes the bump out of the trigger pull and makes the pull smoother but the reset is long and there is a long take up again after the reset. The reset is also a bit mushy. I personally like a short reset and short follow up pull as well as some initial wall so I'm sending this back and will try an Ultimate. Btw, it took my 6.5 lb trigger pull down to about 4.5 lb mainly due to the loss of the wall. If you like all that, it's the connector for you.

Not great, not terrible

First thing that I was attracted to was the fact that it eliminates the safety feature, which this product does in fact do. The bad is that the slide seems to have a lot of tension in it while trying to chamber a bullet. I haven't tried to range test it yet, so I am anxious to see if it had any failures with the awkward slide feel. Also, I can't give a take on a lighter trigger as when I'm dry firing it gives no difference. I have Wolff springs as well so it's not like it's bone stock with just an aftermarket connect. Overall decent and easy to install. Hopefully the range proves so as well