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The Ghost Minus 3.5 Connector is a simple, proven way to wake up the trigger on your Glock without tearing the whole fire control group apart. It replaces the factory connector to give you a slightly shorter, crisper break and a positive reset that's easier to feel under your finger. If you've ever thought your stock Glock trigger felt a little spongy, this little piece of steel is one of the most affordable ways to address it.
Ghost has been building Glock connectors in the USA since 2000, and this one earns its keep. Owners consistently report a smoother pull and a quicker reset that makes follow-up shots come easier on the range. Keep your expectations grounded though: a connector works together with your springs and trigger bar, so an advertised 3.5 rating usually lands you closer to a 4.5-pound pull on an otherwise stock gun. If you want to chase a lighter number, pairing it with lighter springs and a little polishing gets you there.
This is a universal handgun connector built for standard-frame Glocks in Gens 1 through 4. It does not fit the slimline single-stack models like the 42 and 43, which use a different connector family. As with any Ghost drop-in, it's worth checking the angle against your factory part during install so it seats correctly in the housing and your reset stays crisp.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable detail-stripping their Glock. Drop the connector into the trigger housing, reassemble, and function check before heading to the range. There are plenty of walkthrough videos out there if it's your first time. Every part Ghost manufactures is backed by their lifetime warranty, so you're covered for the long haul.
It's built for standard double-stack Glocks in Gens 1 through 4. It does not fit the slimline single-stack models like the Glock 42 and 43, since those use a separate connector family. If you run a standard-frame Glock like a 17, 19, 22, or 23, you're good to go.
Not on its own. The connector is only one piece of the trigger equation, so on an otherwise stock Glock you'll typically land closer to a 4.5-pound pull. To reach a lighter number, you'd pair it with lighter springs and some polishing of the internals.
Not if you're comfortable detail-stripping your Glock. It drops into the trigger housing, then you reassemble and function check before shooting. It's smart to compare the connector angle to your factory part so it seats properly and your reset stays crisp.
Compared to the stock connector, most owners find it smooths out the pull and gives a quicker, more noticeable reset. That helps with faster, more accurate follow-up shots. Feel is personal, so some folks prefer a firmer wall while others love the smoother break this one delivers.
| UPC | 813978020198 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | GHO_MINUS_3.5 |
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