Glock connector from Apex

[HopetonBrown]

Looks like Apex is coming out with their own connector.

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[LSP552]

That's interesting.

[JCS]

What will differentiate it from the dozens of others lol

[Willard]

What does it do the factory version does not? I use their extractors on all my 9mm Glocks (besides the 26), but don't know what this is intended to fix.

[Savage Hands]

Probably more of a rolling break like they did with the DCAEK for the M&P, Randy did admit he prefers that over a 'crisp' break.

[Nephrology]

Probably more of a rolling break like they did with the DCAEK for the M&P, Randy did admit he prefers that over a 'crisp' break.

That would be awesome if they can make it break at 4.5-5lb. I have a ZevTech connecter in a 3rd gen g17 (otherwise oem ignition parts) that has a beautiful, light rolling break. Very easy to shoot well. Way too light for carry thought - I'd ballpark it at 3.5-4lb.

[Sigfan26]

I've used their trigger shoe... Was NOT impressed. The reach seemed longer and the pull heavier.


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[Hot Sauce]

Probably more of a rolling break like they did with the DCAEK for the M&P, Randy did admit he prefers that over a 'crisp' break.

This would make a lot of sense. Randy is a long time revolver shooter/competitor/gunsmith.

I would totally try it out if that's what they are doing.

Honestly, Apex is one of those names that if they're coming out with something, I trust there is a reason and that it's not bullshit.

[JCS]

I've used their trigger shoe... Was NOT impressed. The reach seemed longer and the pull heavier.


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Flat one?

[Sigfan26]

Flat one?

Yes


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[Jeep]

Probably more of a rolling break like they did with the DCAEK for the M&P, Randy did admit he prefers that over a 'crisp' break.

I'm a fan of a rolling break as well, and I also have a favorable impression of Apex, so I am going to be interested in following this.