Glock trigger springs and connector

[Bonstrosity26]

I found a deal where I could get a 3.5 lb connector, stronger trigger spring, lighter firing pin spring, and lighter safety plunger spring. I was wondering what kind of effect this would have on the trigger pull? This is a glock 19 with the stock setup right now and will just be a target gun. I was also wondering what part of the group provides a different reset on the trigger pull?

[G21forME]

The trigger will be lighter then the stock parts you have and I'm confused about the "different reset" part of your question. The stronger trigger spring will aid in a stronger/faster reset however you will still have the same pre and overtravel unless you are getting a rocket or some other over travel device.

While you are going that far you might as well do a .25 trigger job while you have that 19 detailed.

[Bonstrosity26]

You're right, I was just wondering what would cause a shorter stronger reset. I was looking at the rocket connector and was thinking it's a lot of trouble testing and grinding just for the trigger. I'll definitely do the .25 cent trigger job if I've got everything apart.

[Martindog]

The striker spring affects reset. The trigger spring acts as an opposing force. The extrapower trigger spring would retard reset compared to a stock trigger spring.

[nnickatnight]

I wouldn't sweat the rocket mods to be honest. A monkey could do it as long as you take your time and follow the directions. Hell, if your anywhere near Dallas I'll show you how to do it. Takes 5 to 10 minutes tops!