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The JG competition trigger in my G45 is about 2 pounds lighter than yours. You need to sell me that awful trigger at a big discount.

If you did not like the JG trigger try a Vanek trigger.

I never cared for the G17L and only own gen 5 Glocks now.

I have been shooting firearms more than 60 years and would probably have 100 firearms if I was rich enough to always buy new and keep my old firearms. Glocks will become unreliable if "You Do Not Know What You Are Doing" Otherwise they should be GTG.

Johnny Glocks or a Vanek Trigger will make you smile.

And lubricate the pins before putting them back in the pistol.

G45 or Gen 5 G34.

A 4.5# FPS and a minus connector alone should have reduced your trigger pull weight to approximately 4# which is considered light for a Carry Pistol. What I do depends on what the owner wants and how the pistol is going to be used. Range Only or Carry. Some just want a smoother trigger with a slightly reduced pull weight. Polishing all trigger components improves this feel. For Professional advise talk to someone like Charlie Vanek or Johnny Glocks. Both will talk to you and give you solid advise.

The Brazilian Police have been running these Gen 5 .40 Glocks hard for more than 2 years.

I have worked on more than 100 Glocks and never had one with a heavier pull afterward. Take it to a Glock Armorer and let him/her fix it. A friend brought me a like new Gen 5 Glock recently that Bubba had worked on and the trigger pull weight was 8#. This was going to a range gun only so when I returned it to him the trigger pull was 2# 10 oz.

True but I prefer the reliability of the less expensive Glocks.

I have shot tens of thousands of 124gr. and 147gr. American Eagle with Zero issues in any of my pistols. More than 52, 000 flawless rounds from a Gen 4 G17 before going all Gen 5 Glocks.

Energy levels: 147 Blazer 295 147Lawman 317 147 American Eagle 326 124 Blazer 327 124 Lawman 327 115 Blazer 335 115 American Eagle 356 124 American Eagle 364 115 Lawman 368 The 147 Blazer should have the least felt recoil.

I just worked on an older Glock that had a 6# trigger pull. I highly polished all trigger components, installed a Ghost connector, a 5# Wolff FPS and a new OEM trigger spring and it went to 4#. A Gen 5 G45 with highly polished trigger components, a Ghost connector, 4.5# FPS and a lighter safety spring has a 3# 4 oz. trigger pull. I recently installed a Johnny Glocks trigger in a Gen 5 G45 and it had a 2# 10 oz. trigger. All were 10 pull averages.

I just installed a Ghost connector and a 5# FPS and polished all trigger components in an old Glock for a friend. The trigger pull weight was 6# and it is now 4#.