mMostly lighter, but smoother is always good. The trigger face does not matter. I was thinking about one of the 3.5 lb. Trigger CONNECTOR kits with the springs.
Try the (-) Connector and the 6 lb competition trigger spring. Or if you want lighter still, take a look at the Ghost edge and the 6 lb spring. The heavier trigger spring actually causes the trigger pull weight to be lighter. I have a (-) in one and the Ghost edge in another. I like both and honestly can’t tell the difference.
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Do you think I need the kit with competition springs or just the connector and trigger spring?
Just the Connector and comp trigger spring, in my opinion. I hope you will shoot it first, before you go ordering any components. You may be okay with the trigger as is. My latest G19.4 wears a (-) connector and comp (6 lb) spring but my G29.4 is stock; I was satisfied with the trigger right from the box.
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I would go with the 8 MOA for a pistol hands down.
Yes, by all means shoot it first.
I have a G17L that has the - connector (I think) and it's trigger is actually decent. After I get a couple thousand rounds through it, it'll probably be pretty good straight from Glock. I haven't touched this gun except for changing the sights, those had to go.
why would you prefer an 8 moa over a 3 moa?
Bigger dot, ease of getting on target (finding the dot). Older eyes ya know...... lol
I have not had a problem with finding the 3 moa dot. The 3 moa makes it a little more versatile.
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