And why?
I have the minus connector on my G17. I only use it for competitition and I like the feel of the trigger.
Minus. The pull weight difference is insignificant however you look at it. Minus gives a bit of rolling pull, dot a bit more of a wall. I prefer the former.
Either. But no time for Standard.
I like the Taran Tactical Innovations connector.
I’ve messed around a little bit with things, not like some of you have, but I like the ‘-’ with an NY1 spring. Every ‘-’ I’ve had just feels spongy, not crisp, the NY ‘-’ combo feels the same all the way through and has a pretty positive reset. But then again, I grew up on revolvers and DA/SA autos before Glock, so my finger my be educated differently.
I am recent convert on the Glock connector. In a gen 3 the stock 5.5 connector and in the gen 4 the “dot” connector.
I used to run nothing but the minus connector but starting shooting a stock gen 3 with a stock 5.5 connector and found that I was more accurate.
This came after spending more time shooting in the last year than I have previously; on average once every 2 weeks.
I run the “-” connector with a ny1 spring as well.
Stacks much more consistently, not mushy like the “-” connector and standard spring, or with a hard buildup like the 5.5 and standard spring.
Comes out to about 6lbs, so still not heavy.
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