[roymail]

Does your 33564 connector for the G42 and G43 have some noticeable creep just before the trigger breaks? Mine does, more in my 42 than the 43. My Ghost Edge has none. Has anyone else noticed this happening? Thanks.

 

[Bradley T]

Dude, I just put one in today. Got it from Glockparts. Seems to be a bit "creepy", but really doesn't seem to require as much effort to make it "creep". The other connector came up to a read hard "wall" or something that took about 30% more effort to break on through. I like the 33564! Eleven dollars. Really I think it has better trigger feel than my other bigger GLOCKs with Ghosts. Shooting other stuff this weekend, but next week I'll range-test it.

 

[glock and me]

new to site and the glock 43. I bought my 43 PPT and it come with the original connector with the heavy pull.

I tried to buy the updated connector sp33564 but was not able to find it so I sent my glock 43 to Glock.

They updated the connect with the new sp33564 but also replaced the Trigger Housing w/Ejector (part number 33228).

My G43 now feels just like my other 2 G19's. great!

Not sure if the replacement of the 33228 trigger housing w/ejector had anything to do with creep.

 

[roymail]

If you pull the trigger slowly after reaching the wall, it's pretty noticeable. However, if you break the shot after reaching the wall you probably won't feel it. It's definitely an improvement over the original 33215.

 

[JJM]

I had the same problem with my G43. It's better after polishing things up but still a small amount. I think the firing pin safety is catching up a bit.

 

[roymail]

I used some 400 paper and smoothed the trigger bar beak and the connector lip where the the two surfaces engage then polished both. I don't feel anymore creep from the wall to the break. Not lighter, just smoother. I need to shoot it a bunch now. Really like my 42 and 43.