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If you've been living with a standard Glock trigger, dropping in one of these Ghost connectors is one of the most effective upgrades you can make without taking your gun to a gunsmith. The improvement is real and noticeable right away. The standard Glock trigger runs around 5.5 to 6.5 pounds out of the box, and while it's fine for stock guns, it can feel heavy and a bit rough. This connector addresses both issues by reducing pull weight to around 3.5 pounds and dramatically smoothing out the break.
The magic here is in the pre-polished contact points. The connector is the small piece inside your trigger mechanism that the trigger bar contacts during the firing sequence. Factory connectors have standard surfaces that create friction and drag, which makes the trigger feel grittier and heavier than it actually is. Ghost machines theirs to tighter tolerances and polishes the contact surfaces, so the trigger bar moves across it more smoothly. After a few hundred rounds, this difference becomes even more noticeable because the parts start to burnish each other, further reducing that spongy feel many people complain about with stock triggers.
This is a true drop-in. No fitting, no gunsmithing, no bending tabs or modifying anything. Just pop out the old connector and drop this one in. It works with Glock generations 1 through 5 on most models, but it won't work with Glock 42 or 43. The part itself is made from steel and finished to a polished shine. The 4.25-inch length and dimensions give it a precision feel compared to typical aftermarket parts.
You'll notice a crisper, faster reset and a cleaner break. The trigger shoe feels lighter and moves with less drag. Since it's just a connector swap, you're keeping all the factory safety features intact. Ghost backs these connectors with their satisfaction guarantee, so there's no risk in giving it a try.
This connector fits Glock generations 1 through 5 on most models including the 17, 19, 22, 23, and others. However, it does not fit the compact models like the Glock 42 or 43, which use a smaller trigger mechanism. Check your Glock generation and model before ordering to confirm compatibility.
Yes, but there's a check you should do. Once you've swapped the connector, Ghost recommends using a piece of paper to verify that the connector angle is correct in the housing. It usually sits fine, but occasionally you may need to gently adjust the stop tab. The whole process takes just a few minutes with basic disassembly.
The 3.5 pound rating is for the connector itself, but your actual trigger pull depends on your spring setup too. With factory springs, you'll get a noticeable reduction from the stock pull weight, but the exact number varies by gun. If you want to hit a specific target weight, you may need to swap springs as well. Many people find the standard setup with factory springs is already a significant improvement.
Most home builds work fine, but there can be tolerance variations between parts. Some builders report that this connector works great, while others have had to dial in tolerances or return to the OEM connector. If you're building a gun, test it thoroughly before trusting it for carry.
| UPC | 813978020167 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2105-B-0 |
| Length | 4.2500 |
| Color | TRIGGER CONNECTOR |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Connector |
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