08-17-2020, 07:29 PM
Ill polish any tooling marks off original surfaces. Maybe shorten the sear engagement by .010-.020, but dont like changing angles. I did once. Started double firing so I trashed that one.
Other things Ill do is grind off the top rear of trigger where it engages safety, then install a 1/4-28 set screw in grip screw hole to take most of the creep out of trigger. With safety engaged, turn set screw until it contacts safety, then back off to allow safety to work freely. Set screw needs loctite. Sometimes the disconnect may need shortening by a few thousandths to work properly. Lastly replace the trigger and hammer springs with JP 3.5T springs and you have a good trigger for $30 or so and about 30 minutes labor.
Other things Ill do is grind off the top rear of trigger where it engages safety, then install a 1/4-28 set screw in grip screw hole to take most of the creep out of trigger. With safety engaged, turn set screw until it contacts safety, then back off to allow safety to work freely. Set screw needs loctite. Sometimes the disconnect may need shortening by a few thousandths to work properly. Lastly replace the trigger and hammer springs with JP 3.5T springs and you have a good trigger for $30 or so and about 30 minutes labor.
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