Glock Connector Question

[Johnnyeastside]

I did the 25 cent trigger job a while back, I got my money's worth. Feels a tiny bit nicer. But now (maybe before too?) I can feel this area of the connector during take-up.
My initial thought is to smooth it out, but just wanted to make sure I'm not making the wrong move.
I noticed in pics of stock and aftermarket connectors, they all have this little bump or whatever you want to call it. It looks like it could be a result of the stamping/bending process.
Anyway, if someone that actually knows can tell me if its ok to smooth it out, I'd appreciate it.

 

[byf43]

I've never noticed (paid attention, actually!) to that 'bump' on the connector.

Did you polish the edge of the trigger bar????
I've found a slightly 'rough' edge on some trigger bars, and a little smoothing/polishing renders a smoother trigger (pull) than polishing the connector.

 

[Kingjamez]

You can polish that area all you like, it is not touched by the trigger bar.

-Jim

 

[Johnnyeastside]

Byf43,
I did polish it a bit, but I'll double check it. My initial thought was this area in the connector because its shiny from contacting the trigger bar.

 

[Johnnyeastside]

Thanks guys. I'll do some work and see what happens.

 

[Johnnyeastside]

I smoothed out that little hump and did a little more to the edge of the trigger bar, removing the rest of the stamping marks. Feels a lot better now (dry fire).

 

[ridethemessiah]

I had a trigger job done on mine at gun connection and I'm pretty sure Dan just smoothed that bump out with a whizzy wheel. Trigger feels awesome

 

[mrozowjj]

If you wreck it a new one is only $15 so it's not that big of a deal.