trigger job recommendations

[mrmack110]

I picked up a NY1 olive spring and plan on purchasing the GLOCK factory #3.5 connector, to keep things stock.
Now, will this give a "crisp" or Smoother pull? Or should I use just the #3.5 connector without the spring?
This will be in a carry gun (G26).
I know there was a sticky about this but I would rather have opinions from people who experienced or have tried it.
Thanks.

[Dolomite]

I’d definitely call it crisply smooth.




I’M SERIOUS!

The initial trigger take up is much more pronounced and the final pull is a lot smoother than if you had a 5 in there.

“Revolverish” is term some are fond of throwing around when describing this set-up. Meh! None of my revolvers have as strong or short of a reset as that of a Glock with a NY1 in!

If you don't like it you can always take it out and go back to good old stock!

[mrmack110]

So you're saying both the connector AND the spring,
Or just the spring?
Thanks.

[Dolomite]

both - shot a 1400 round class with the stock 3.5lb in my 34 along with a NY spring and found it very user frinedly.

Just look at the chart on glockeister's site, it actually makes the total pull a little heavier - but because that NY trigger return spring is pushing so much harder than the stock one, your reset is much stronger and predictable, an atrribute which I find lending itself to rapid shooting quite nicely:

http://glockmeister.com/triggers.shtml

But hey, it all comes down to personal preference - it's just like picking sights, some people like heinies (awesome), some trijs (tough), and the there are thoose ameri-glo types (cough).

Nobody is going to be able to tell what the best trigger setup is - you're just going to have to suffer along with the rest of us and find out fer yourself!