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I have tried many of the triggers available for Glocks and tImney has the lightest trigger pull of all.

Doubling can also be caused by issues with a firing pin.

If you had a minus connector in your pistol and changed it to a OEM Glock minus connector there would be very little difference in trigger pull weight. No connector made reduces the trigger pull weight in a Glock by more than 2# and I have tested the trigger pull weight before and after parts changes on a very large number of Glocks.

The 4# FPS and 6# trigger spring is not a great combination and may cause very weak trigger reset.

My new Gen 5 G17 with a Timney trigger is getting a 10 pull average of 2# 12 oz.

The Non LEO models come standard with a minus connector and the LEO models come standard with a dot connector but can be ordered with a minus connector.

IMO the Glock plus connector sucks.

Are you offering these plates and correct screws in the market place?

Not.

Hook near the bottom of the trigger and slow steady pull.

The only difference between a new BL G34 and a new non BL G34 is the BL G34 comes with a Dot Connector unless ordered with a Minus Connector and the non BL G34 comes with a Minus Connector.

Tell us how you get a 2# Glock trigger using All OEM Glock Parts.

Ten pull average on my trigger gauge 3# 6 oz. on a Gen 5 G45 and Gen 5 G17.

Mine did not even come close to that weight.

The only OEM Glock part showing "in stock" at LWD is a Gen 1-4 trigger.