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I have yet to see a 3.5# connector take a trigger pull to 3.5 pounds without any other modifications (I refer to them as Minus Connectors for that reason). I have heard good things about the Ghost Evo Elite Connectors and will try them soon.

I have three Glocks equipped with Scherer Minus Connectors polished to a mirror finish and the famous .25 cent trigger job. All of them have an average trigger pull of 4.75 pounds (Very consistent pulls, why I like the Scherer connectors). With the stock connector and everything else the same, from 5.25 pounds to 5.5 pounds. A whopping half pound lighter...woo hoo.

It is amazing how folks will carry around a 1911 with a 4-5 pound pull with virtually no takeup and crisp break and say it is the greatest thing in the world, but a Glock with a Minus Connector, longer takeup and spongier trigger will cause you to have an ND.

With any trigger work, have it done by a competent armorer or gunsmith and test it repeatedly before staking your life or someone else's life on it.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr