[Gregh181]

Hi guys, first tech post on here. I have a G43 and a G34 G4. I put a Ghost edge connector in the 43 and a Evo elite in the 34. I have ghost self defense spring kits in both. Both triggers when unloaded, when the trigger slack is taken up the the safety will not go back unless you physically push it back. This doesn't effect it shooting wise. However with the glock bump taken out with both connectors it is a little too close for comfort.

Its my understanding that either putting back the glock trigger spring can fix this but it may make the trigger a little heavier. Any thoughts on the best way to fix this?

 

[Butch]

If the trigger doesn't move forward enough to re-engage the trigger safety, either the firing pin spring is too light, or the trigger spring is too strong.....or both.

The best way to fix it is to take that stuff out of your Glock and put the factory parts back in.

 

[JBP55]

If the trigger doesn't move forward enough to re-engage the trigger safety, either the firing pin spring is too light, or the trigger spring is too strong.

The best way to fix it is to take that stuff out of your Glock and put the factory parts back in.

What he said.

 

[Jim]

"People keep fixing their Glock until it's broken."

 

[Dave T]

"People keep fixing their Glock until it's broken."

+ 1!
Dave

 

[MajorD]

Jim you are my hero! I have been saying this for about 20 years!

 

[mvmojo]

Same thing happened to me on my G21 with similar mods. But it was intermittent, maybe once every 8-10 rounds. I removed the lightened striker spring and put the original back in the gun. Problem solved.

 

[40frank]

"People keep fixing their Glock until it's broken."

Well said Jim. I totally agree. The only true malfunctions (that weren't related to bad ammo) that I have ever seen were directly related to aftermarket parts.

 

[Jim]

MajorD-
You may be the guy I cribbed it from.

I've always believed in the principle, but someone here wrote those exact words and I've been using them ever since!