Glock replacement connector?

[Bulzeye]

I have a Glock Model 21 in 45 that I'm considering modifying.
Although it shoots well for me as is, I'm curious about installing the replacement connector that I hear will reduce the pull weight to 3 or 4 pounds and provide a smoother draw with more of a 'roll-over' type of feel.

Anybody done this?
Do you like it?
What brand of part is good? (if there is more than one.)

Thanks in advance.
-Bulz

[adaman04]

First post here, but I hope you don't mind my chiming in. I'm a long time Glock fan and Glock owner. Personally, I don't feel that the new connector is worth it. The factory 5 lb. trigger on my Glock is fine by me. However, if you want to do the swap, go for it, it's easy as pie. Ghost and Glock factory connectors are the most popular. Check out Lonewolf for great stuff for your Glock. Here you go http://www.lonewolfdist.com/. Depending on the number of rounds through your Glock, the trigger may not even be broken in yet!

[Bulzeye]

Thanks for the tips.
My Glock has about 3,000 rounds or so through it, but I bought it used so there may be a few hundred more.

I'm more interested in the smoother pull strokethan in actually lightening the pull weight. I've been spoiled by a smooth double action revolver from S&W.