Nov 6, 2012 · I initially put a NY1 spring in my GEN3 G26 because I liked the idea of having a spring that wouldn't go bad for a carry gun. OK, I really, really, really wanted to like the spring …

Jan 30, 2014 · The BEST of the modified PPC revolvers got the trigger pull weight down to around a Glock NY1 pull weight, with a longer travel. Heavier weight pulls can be managed just fine …

Jan 14, 2014 · It just drops in, doesn't connect to anything via spring hooks unlike the stock, looks to be a stronger spring, and compresses rather than stretches. The argument for NY1 found …

Jun 30, 2013 · NY1 and stock connector: Pull is heavier than stock but not too much IMO. Reset seems much more positive and I like the feel better. NY1 and minus connector: about the …

Sep 25, 2014 · The NY1 with the standard connector makes for a higher pull weight but using the minus connector puts it back down in the "good" range :supergrin: and gives you an …

Nov 16, 2010 · The NY1 spring, when combined with the "minus" connector provides a much more perceptible reset point and a single-stage trigger pull from inception to break, at the cost …

Jan 30, 2012 · Ghost 3.5 with the NY1 and get 8lbs. NY1 with stock connector was 9.5 lbs. For Comparison: Walther PPQ QDT, or “Quick Defense Trigger”, has a 1/10th inch …

Mar 14, 2015 · Granted, the NY1 gives a different feel in the pull. With a 3.5# connector it gets to right around the original weight. A reason I use this setup is because the NY1 spring is virtually …

Jan 24, 2017 · The NY1 and the NY1 and "-" connector DO have their place in my opinion and DO work better for some more than others. But I will say this, I have NO doubt in my mind and am …

Jan 10, 2018 · I find the NY1 or NY2 trigger spring pulls to be absolute abominations, regardless of which connector is used. Decades ago some clever people touted the NY1 trigger spring …