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Before and after, in pounds

How the connector sets weight →
Factory, dot connectorrange5.5 lb
Minus connectorcarry4.5 lb
Minus + 6 lb trigger springcarry4.2 lb
Minus + reduced striker springrange only3.4 lb
NY1 module + dot connectorduty8.0 lb

Typical figures with factory parts otherwise; measure your own pistol with a gauge. Anything under about 4 pounds is a range gun. Why 4.5 is the carry floor

What changes, in minutes

Everything →

Extractors, pins and slide parts

All small parts →

Magazines that run

All magazines →

What a drop-in changes

  • Pull weight at the wall (connector)
  • Pre-travel and overtravel (shoe set screws)
  • Feel of the break (polish, springs)
  • Shoe shape: flat or curved
  • Reset feel (trigger spring)

What stays factory

  • Trigger safety tab
  • Firing pin safety and its spring
  • Drop safety on the trigger bar
  • One round per trigger pull
  • Striker spring weight on a carry gun
The function checks →
Safeties stay factoryEvery trigger part keeps the trigger tab, firing pin safety and drop safety working. Carry weights
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From owners

Written by people who own the gun
★★★★☆
“It's a good little pocket gun. Has a really long trigger pull but with no safety thats a good thing. Folks with larger hands might want to put it in a pocket holster. Over all the size is good for pocket carry and its hard to beat the price.”
William D. · Ruger LCP Compact .380 ACP Black Pistol
★★★★★
“This was my first Walther PPS M2 LE. The pistol performed as I had hoped and expected. All three magazines fit nicely and ejected easily. I look forward to experimenting with different brands of ammo. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.”
Harry G. · Walther PPS M2 LE Edition 9mm Blue/Black Pistol
★★★★★
“Feels nice and solid, I haven't gotten a chance to shoot it yet but I sure will be tomorrow to see how it feels to shoot it. I done had the g2s and g2c now I got the g3c”
Mason H. · Taurus G3C Compact 9mm Blue/Black Pistol
★★★★★
“Another awesome revolver. The stainless finish on the Taurus is amazing. Shoots like a dream. Awesome edc. Pistol. 5 out of 5”
Peter A. · Taurus 605 .357 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver
★★★★★
“The fit and finish on this gun is really nice for the money. Shoots great and its beautiful to look at.”
Daniel Y. · Taurus PT92 Full-Size DA/SA 9mm Stainless Pistol
★★★★★
“I was hesitant to buy this Taurus at first but after I put a little over 400 rounds of different brands of ammunition through it I was impressed. Even my carry ammo feed well. I'm former government employee and when I carry cancelled I don't want any print of a weapon on me what so ever and the Taurus GX4 micro compact 9 does just that.”
Robert P. · Taurus GX4 Micro-Compact 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

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Read before you tune

Glock drop-in triggers: flat vs curved and what changes

What a lawful drop-in Glock trigger changes: shoe shape, pre-travel, wall, break and reset, flat versus curved, what stays factory and safe install. Read the guide →

Glock connectors explained: minus, dot, plus and pull weight

How the Glock connector sets pull weight: minus, dot, plus and Gen 5 connectors, aftermarket angles, what the box numbers mean and how to change one. Read the guide →

Glock trigger springs, safety plungers and striker springs

The three springs and the plunger that shape a Glock trigger: trigger and striker spring weights, NY modules, light strikes and safe combinations. Read the guide →

Glock small parts worth replacing: extractor, pins and slide lock

The Glock small parts that wear or break and are worth replacing on a schedule: extractor and plunger, slide lock and spring, pins and magazine catch. Read the guide →

Lawful Glock trigger upgrades: safe pull weights for carry

How light a Glock carry trigger should be, why 4.5 pounds is the floor, which upgrades keep the factory safeties and what to leave for range guns. Read the guide →

Where we ship

All 20 cities →

Small parts, measurable change

A Glock trigger is a connector, a bar, a shoe, three springs and a plunger, and every one of them can be changed in minutes with a punch. We stock the lawful drop-in parts that improve it: minus connectors that take the pull from about 5.5 to 4.5 pounds, flat and curved trigger shoes, trigger and striker springs in the weights that make sense, polished safety plungers, and the extractors, pins and slide locks that wear. Every listing says which generation it fits and what it changes.

We are an independent store, not affiliated with Glock, Inc. We do not sell anything that changes how many rounds fire per trigger pull, and we say plainly which parts belong on a range gun rather than a carry gun. Parts ship to your door; pistols ship to a licensed dealer in your state. Our city pages cover 20 cities in 13 states.