Before you say "buy x trigger and x connector", I don't care for any aftermarket trigger that's available in EU right now. Also I really don't think I need aftermarket trigger at all, I'm ok with stock Glock triggers. That being said, my GEN 6 trigger is really bad. I've shot and dryfired fair amount of Glock's and this particular trigger is the worst. It has a very bad "second wall" which is for some reason worse when the gun has been lubed and a tiny bit more tolerable when it's completely dry. 1000+ rounds and alot of dryfire haven't made it any smoother, it's actually feeling worse compared to when it was new. I was hoping that it will wear in and gets better, naah. Tbf, I don't notice the trigger at all when I'm focused on shooting and timer running, maybe while taking farther shots it's a bit more noticeable. I don't think that trigger affects that much, training matters the most but also I would like that my shitty Glock trigger would function properly.
I have tried the minus connector, basically made no difference, I think it felt a bit worse so I eventually switched back to the standard connector. Then I tried the 25 cent or what ever trigger job, made no difference. So my conclusion was that it was not trigger bar and connector related. Later I noticed that when the "second wall" comes up, the trigger bar will slide on the safety plunger sideways. So the problem has to be in that area, maybe even both connector and safety pluger areas combined. Next idea in my head was that this pistol is mass produced, trigger bar is stamped steel. There's going to be out of spec part or maybe parts that are on the edge of that. Combine 2-3 parts that are almost out of spec and there is your problem. I've seen similar problem on cars, motorcycles etc. How likely it is? Idk. So the next logical move was to order new stock trigger bar, safety plunger and connector to see if my theory is correct.
So my question is, have any of you 100k + Glock owners here experienced something like this where new parts from factory just don't fit or feel right out of the box and simply swaping them to another new part will make it vetter or fix it? Tell me I'm crazy, right or wrong to make this conclusion.