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Ghost glock triggers

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just wondering if anybody has a ghost trigger in their glock, or any aftermarket trigger. please share ur experience with us. also please specify the pull, the ease of installation process and other specs.

I put my ghost trigger in my glock .23. Gen4. It came out right after the first range session. The gun walked away on me putting all 4 rounds left in the magazine down range with my finger fully suppressing the trigger. My buddy put it in his gen 3 glock 23. Worked better but stills was shady. Just a heads up it was the complete trigger set including springs and firing pin spring. I wouldn't waste my.money. buy a spare connector and polish it up itself. Cheaper more reliable.

Oh yeah if u have a punch set the install is really easy, the firing pin spring can be tricky, disassemble and assemble in a plastic bag. Trigger pull was about half of the oem glock trigger. The reset was so.soft i couldn't find it

Mine worked great. Under 3 minutes to install.

WARNING! Though GLOCK fire control groups seem simple, procede carefully.

 

There are GLOCK armorers on this board all thoughout the state. Consult and work with them there are things that work and things that don't.

 

I really don't want to comment on Ghost. I'll just sey I don't use them.

 

And if you talk to an armorer he can work you through the mushy reset.

 

Modified triggers should only be use in range guns or competition. NEVER for defense.

 

And yes I have seen GLOCKs double or do mag dumps.

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Mine worked great. Under 3 minutes to install.

 

good to hear!

can u tell us which trigger u installed? what's the pull? how is it shooting ? why this trigger and not the others? also what glock and which gen ?

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Oh yeah if u have a punch set the install is really easy, the firing pin spring can be tricky, disassemble and assemble in a plastic bag. Trigger pull was about half of the oem glock trigger. The reset was so.soft i couldn't find it

 

I actually wanted to ask u but the Old School kinda beat me to it. not to question ur skills >> did u take the glock to a certified armourer ? just to be sure everything ...

Used the armorer at work... Took it out myself. Not much to screw up. I say dont do it but that's my own suggestion from my own observation. I believe glock makes connectors for lower lb

WARNING! Though GLOCK fire control groups seem simple, procede carefully.

 

There are GLOCK armorers on this board all thoughout the state. Consult and work with them there are things that work and things that don't.

 

I really don't want to comment on Ghost. I'll just sey I don't use them.

 

And if you talk to an armorer he can work you through the mushy reset.

 

Modified triggers should only be use in range guns or competition. NEVER for defense.

 

And yes I have seen GLOCKs double or do mag dumps.

 

I know of several instances of Glocks going full auto or double/triple tapping

because people messed with their triggers/firing pins/etc.

 

Not saying it was specific to Ghost. I thought about after market trigger work,

but in the end I will only use stock Glock parts.

When I first got my glock 19 I was not happy with the over travel on the reset that I experienced with the stock Glock Trigger. I proceeded to shoot the gun for a couple of months broke the gun in with various ammo. I wanted to make sure the gun was reliable. Glock as many know has had some extractor issues in there newer glocks.

When i was in the market for some night sites I found this Glock Armorer in Ohio that does sites and custom work. I saw that he installs ghost trigger kits. Long story short I am not handy and did not want risk making a mistake that could be dangerous to myself or others while shooting. I sent my Glock to Bob at Templar Customs he put some night sites on and also set me up with Ghost Tactical 5.0 trigger kit. I am no expert on triggers or pounds per trigger pull but this gun feels great hardly any over travel. Since I got the gun back it is my absolute favorite range gun. 100% reliable and will shoot any brand ammo. I have had the gun about a year and half now and have over 3000 rds through it. Below is the website

 

http://www.templarcustomarms.com/index.php

 

Thanks,

 

BoscoB

I had the Ghost Ultimate lit. I thought it did a good job for a great price. I have had that trigger on a Glock 34 and a Glock 20. I would think that many of the fully auto conditions people speak of are more related to do-it-yourself types who change/minimize sear engagement by over polishing, sanding, etc. Ghost sells thousands of their connectors. If there were common problems with them, it would be out there on the internets.

I had the Ghost Ultimate lit. I thought it did a good job for a great price. I have had that trigger on a Glock 34 and a Glock 20. I would think that many of the fully auto conditions people speak of are more related to do-it-yourself types who change/minimize sear engagement by over polishing, sanding, etc. Ghost sells thousands of their connectors. If there were common problems with them, it would be out there on the internets.

 

WARNING!!!

 

Striker and trigger bar sear should never be touched or polished PERIOD!

 

Ideally if you mess with these pistols you should have an inspection cover to inspect sear engagement.

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