Dropped this into my Gen 1 G17 and I could immediately feel the difference in the trigger pull. I am amazed at how this little piece of metal can make such a difference.

I bought 8 of these recently. Trigger pull was over 5 lbs. I called Brownells and was told they'd send a replacement for the one, and suggested I try others to see how they performed. I objected to this, but decided to do so later in the day.



I have installed several of them now. Each one has been different! None have been repeatable. Three in my own Glocks two in my son's Glocks. Trigger pull was reduced to varying degrees, none under 4.5 lbs. One would not let the gun fire at all. That one is my oldest, an early G17 that had a 3.5 connector in it already performing flawlessly for all these years. I put the old one back in and all is back to normal with a 5+ lb pull weight.



I then installed one in my G20 and got striker fall (firing) upon trigger return with almost most every time fired. (Thankfully, I did not have ammo in the gun then!) Again I returned the one I had removed and got back to normal. I then tried another of the LWD ones and had no trouble (and no improvement in pull).



So far I've had more issues than successes with these connectors. Bad batch? Don't know. I await the one coming and will give that a try.



So far I'm very concerned about using LWD connectors....in my Glocks or in customer guns.



Last night I installed one in a customer's Glock 19. Measured pull before and after. Dry fired it several times and had no other issues, so I felt OK letting it go out. Pull was reduced from 5 3/4 down to 4.5 lbs. He was mildly happy. Added the Wolf trigger spring and it was no lighter, but felt to us like it was somewhat "better". He left happy enough.



As a life-long target shooter and gun crank, I'm disappointed in this performance. Did not deliver the expected trigger pull reduction, and was not consistent nor even safe in way too many trials.

Looks good, polished nice & installed in minutes. I've heard good things about "Lone Wolf" connectors... however. Maybe I received one that was made late afternoon on Friday.

I'm no expert, but have been in Law Enforcement for over thirty years and very familiar with numerous makes and models of hand guns. After installing the connector in a G36 I noticed a smoother pull, but very little reduction during a function check. During the next eight to ten cycles I did notice a slight improvement. Somewhere between ten and twenty cycles, my trigger failed to re-set. I charged the weapon again and the trigger re-set. I disassembled & reassembled to insure there was not an issue with he installation. Again the trigger would sporadically fail to re-set. I will be trying a Double Diamond or ZEV Industries connector. No confidence in the Lone Wolf.

I bought this after feeling a friends Glock with it. It really helps to smooth out the trigger. It is better if a spring kit (Ghost) and a striker plunger (including lighter spring) that is smoothed is also installed with the connector. I was hoping for a better trigger stop, but after installing and doing more research I discovered the connectors with an altered trigger stop/shallow trigger reset are fitted. I did polish the trigger bar with some super fine sand paper and a stone where it connects (rides) on the connector. it made a smoother trigger pull doing the polishing on the trigger. If you are not comfortable with fitting gun parts and don't have the patience to do so, then the Lone Wolf is for you. I would not install it without the smoothed out plunger with a lighter weight spring on it though. I feel it makes a considerable difference by adding the spring and plunger. However, the connector alone does make for a better trigger on the Glock considering the price of the part it is well worth the money.

We put in a few every week, they are the easiest and cheapest upgrade for a glock. Generally lands you around 4.5lbs, and cleaner than factory. No permanent modification or fitting required, done in under 2 minutes.

This is the best product for the money you can spend on your Glock. I bought two of these (one for personal, and one for duty). It takes the harsh trigger reset (I didn't realize how harsh until I replaced it) and smooths it out. It's an easy install taking less than five minutes, and I should have done this a long time ago.

I had a brand new Glock 21SF with a very heavy trigger pull. I removed the factory connector and replaced it with this one and could not be happie. It lightened my trigger pull by several pounds. As with any Glock part it was easy to replace.

Combined with a NY1 trigger spring this connector creates a great trigger pull that is firm and smooth all the way through, eliminating the mushiness felt with the coil trigger spring.

This connector improved the trigger immediately. It really improves accuracy and trigger control. Another improvement is comfort on my old trigger finger. The stock connector caused trigger pinch and soreness after shooting. Was putting bandaid on trigger before shooting to stop irritation. No more bandaid or irritation.

The Glock pistol is great right out of the box. I found that the feel of the trigger press on my Glock's could use some improvement and this does the trick. You can feel a noticeable difference in the weight of trigger press and snappier reset. I am very happy with this setup in all of my pistols.

The geometry is almost exactly like that of the factory "-" connector. No mush and feels the same as the factory at a fraction of the price. This is the fourth aftermarket connector I have tried and the only one I have kept. Great for IDPA, USPSA, 3-Gun and Steel Challenge. I have carried it and felt confident with it.

I had 4 or 5 such connectors during few years.
It's ok,makes light trigger pull and short reset.
The trouble is - with a lot of ammo spend, you have opportunity to get a full auto Glock in your hands.
Had this in G19 and two G17.
It's not exactly f\a, but accidential double taps happens from time to time.

Great trigger pull and excellent reset.

I call this the best 3.5lb connector for the price. This and the Ghost Ultimate are the only 3.5lb connectors that keep 'mush' to a minimum and are smooth from the git-go. Nice smooth take-up with clean ramp-up....and then the break. Best improvement for the money that can be made on a Glock. This and a Wolff 6lb (XP) trigger spring and you're sittin' pretty. I don't know of another gun aside from a Glock where you can spend SO LITTLE and get such an enormous improvement in return. Buy with Confidence. I've given two as gifts already. :)

Oh, and despite the naming, in a gen3 Glock, this will give you just below a 5lb trigger pull. Ad a Wolff XP trigger spring and you'll be just above 4lb on the trigger pull weight. On a gen4, this will bring you to about ~5.5lb. Add the Wolff XP trigger spring and you'll be just under 5lbs.