My Review of the Ghost Rocket 3.5 lb Connector

Take note that the company "Ghost Inc." also sells a Ghost 3.5lb Connector, which is DIFFERENT from their Ghost 3.5 lb. ROCKET Connector. The main difference between the two, is that their "Rocket" Connector has a "Trigger Control Tab" (TCT) which they claim to also shorten the travel of the Glock Trigger.

I already owned and used the ordinary Ghost 3.5 lb. Connector, and it did a good job of lightening the Trigger pull of my Glock. However, I later realized that I not only needed to lighten the trigger of my Glock, I also have to shorten it, too, and that is why I decided to try out the Ghost Rocket Connector, as it claims to be able to do that. The Ghost Rocket 3.5 lb. Connector also differs from the ordinary Ghost 3.5 lb. Connector in that it while the former is a drop-in change, the latter needs some minor fitting by the user.

I actually only wanted to get the Rocket Connector and the Ghost Armorer's Plate (more on this later), but I could not find anybody who could ship only these two items to the Philippines, so I just decided to buy the Ghost Rocket Trigger Installation Kit for Glocks GEN 1-4. I bought the kit from the "Rock Your Glock" website for USD 41, and which arrived about 3 weeks later. It consists of the following:
- Ghost Rocket 3.5 lb Connector
- 6.0 lb Trigger Spring
- 4.0 lb Striker Pin Spring
- Ghost Armorers Plate
- Ghost Armorers Tool
- Reduced Power Safety Plunger Spring

(Video) DPM Recoil System and Ghost Rocket Connector Test on my Glock 22

Got the DPM Mechanical Recoil System and Ghost Rocket 3.5 lb. Connector working on my Glock 22 lately, so I decided to try them out in "Handgun Mode". Pretty nice additions to the Glock, and very highly recommended.

I will be doing a more in-depth written review of both systems later, in the meantime, here is the video those systems in action in my Glock.

DPM Recoil System and Ghost Rocket Connector Test on my Glock 22