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I thought they changed the law so if you shot in self defense and it was ruled as such you were protected from civil liability.

Here's a link to another take on the issue. http://www.warriortalknews.com/2011/01/ ... apons.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I think it has to do with the level of parts availability and how easy it is to change parts out. I didn't care for the grooves on my G30 trigger so I bought a smooth G21 trigger and had them swapped out in about 15 minutes.
As far as putting a heavier trigger in for so called liability reasons sounds like something that someone in administration came up with. It is an idea brought up by someone with no real world experience. I think the standard Glock trigger is just fine. I think heavier triggers are more of a liability do to them being harder to pull because they are harder to shoot accurately. Putting a heavier trigger in place to prevent an AD just breeds complacency and sloppy gun handling.

I've been happy with the factory trigger. I haven't seen a need to go to the 3.5.