Yes. I spoke to HK through my social media platform and they can do it themselves. But it's a pain in the rear to get them to do it for you unless you have 100k+ followers or are their ambassador. lol, we chat and shoot the sh but nothing crazy.
Teufelshund Tactical and Lazy Wolf Guns both can do it.
I just want to try one out again and see if I liked it and or remember why I didn't.
My current setup is a 10lbs Match hammer, nickel plated sear spring, trigger spring, and Gray Guns Short Reset Kit.
It's *nicer* but it won't be a cleaned SIG Sauer or CZ DA/SA trigger. Which was honestly what I was hoping for.
Your social media platform? You created a social media platform? Impressive. All I can do is open accounts to share with friends.
I always found LEM a solution in search of a problem. To me it's meant to offset the difficulties of shooting DA/SA. The best way to offset those is to shoot more. Now granted LEM doesn't require you to release a trigger fully like other DAO options, but I've never found it to result in as nice a trigger as striker fired. Back when I trolled HKPro the people there treated LEM like it was the true shooter's choice, right until the VP9 came out and many of them jumped ship. On my LEM P2000 I did the Todd Green special and still wasn't impressed. To me the DAO hammer fired options were stop gaps to compete in a large part with Glock. After a while Beretta, SIG, HK, FN, CZ, etc all came out with polymer framed striker fired options (HK and CZ had options earlier, but those weren't commercial successes). I still remember when DAK was a thing that was pushed at the SIG Sauer Academy. Now I don't think SIG even makes a DAK model anymore.
LEM 4.1, IIRC, reduces some of the travel on the trigger by keeping the hammer cocked back ever so slightly. There were kits on HKparts and even from HK themselves I believe. I never tried it, though it sounds interesting. It was in Europe for some time beforehand and people liked it there. By the time it came over here I believe the VP9 was already out so it sort of missed its time in the US, though there are still advocates. There are threads on HKPro explaining it better than I can.
In the end even a USP with a match kit isn't as nice to me as a SIG with GGI parts. Last I checked HK never deigned to offer a match trigger kit for the P series pistols in the US market. It wasn't particularly surprising as they never cared as much about the civilian side of things. Then their stock was downgraded twice by Moody's over concerns of cash flow issues and then it seemed to me like HK-USA finally got the chance to do something (prices came down, the website was updated from the school project it once was, and civilian marketing went from nothing to something). Now HK has a number of large military contracts so I doubt we'll ever see that match kit. But we did get a gimped MP5 import. I kid.
I've owned more polymer framed HKs than anything else, probably over a dozen. I love the ergos and they run like Swiss watches, but great triggers isn't something that is their forte. When I started outrunning the triggers on timed drills, I threw in the towel.
Sorry for the rambling.
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