Glock 42 - Ghost Edge Connector Install & Assessment

[@r.rudyscott4655]

Thank for the video! Installed mine on a Glock 43. I especially like that you showed a close at the end on how it looks when you install the trigger bar. It definitely made a difference, much lighter and smooth.

[@brockedandloaded6034]

Absolutely wonderful product. Exactly what the 42 needed IMO. Id say the claims are exactly on point. Seems to be about 3 lbs lighter, and smoother. One thing no one has mentioned. On the stock trigger, you take up the slack, pull up to the heavy wall, then it breaks. This makes it more like you take up the slack, start the pull with the roughly 5lbs of pull, and it pulls THROUGH the break. Almost surprises you. Its not a distinct sharp heavy wall. More like a smooth, even, pull through the break. Love it.

[@davidmorris7527]

I found the same result. Smoother, lighter, and to me it seemed to have a little less pre travel and over travel.

[@therockindoc5453]

Prepper Bear, I would like to suggest two things: with respect, please use a trigger gauge for exact measurements and please move your thumb out of the way when demonstrating trigger pull. Thank you.

[@prepperbear8568]

Video Addendum: Took the G42 with the new ghost connector to the range today along with the stock G42 with OEM connector. Both pistols were previously dead on at 7 yards. Used two high viz targets and same ammo Winchester SXZ 95 grain, Vel 955ft/sec. 50 shots through each first for warmup then 20 (two shot volleys) each for final "trigger perception" testing. Result: Zero FTF, FTE etc... The upgraded G42 w/Ghost connector was definitely lighter and smoother (not exceptionally light or unsafe for carry). Compared to the stock G42 this made followup shots much easier. I realize this is not a scientific test but actual shooting feel or comfortableness never is. Gonna keep this in and shoot more to compare long term. I like this and think this this was good upgrade.

[@rayhouthuysen9289]

Just installed mine. My RCBS scale has it dropping from 7.5# to 6.0# Feels better.

[@zyepod]

Some good info. I really would have liked to see all the info you fast forwarded through...

[@louknapp4257]

Put one in today - no doubt lighter pull..but I could swear it seems like the travel is more/longer. Thanks for posting your thoughts, btw.

[@jpdesimone]

I'm getting ready to install mine tonight, which brought me to this video. I've got Galloway Precision's performance spring kit on the way as well. Anyone used those springs in their G42?

[@adearmas2003]

I should point out about your trigger pull demonstration your right hand thumb is on the way such that one can't see how the trigger brakes and much less, and not less important, how much travel the trigger reset has with each connector when you pull and release the trigger. You limit yourself, unnecessarily and unfortunately to assess how long or how clean it breaks.

[@jimlee8248]

Have you run into any of the 2 fires per 1 trigger pull that I see on here ?

[@4deuce31]

Ahh, you have nosey "no" kitty too.

[@fatty2027]

Why bother making a video on a new connector if you don't even have a trigger pull gage?

[@ely336]

Interesting information but useless as a help as to how to install the connector.