wild cat mccane
New member
Hi,
I have no affiliation to GrayGuns.
Long time Walther P99 owner and walther trigger fan, I’ve not found much love with other factory trigger feels. Sig STR has been the only one I've found better. HK and CZ have been just particularly bad, for me.
So I like everything about the P2000 V3 (da/sa) for a hammer gun, but again pull is too hard, long, and while reset is not factory rest for double action, it feels where factory rest should be for double again.
I put in the GrayGuns short reset kit. It was significantly easier than I thought it would be. Four parts come out that are held by one pin. The scariest part was thinking I had missed the pin hole and pinched the last piece to the frame. Wouldn’t know what to do at that point to wiggle it free, but it turned out I hit the hole and just tapped the pin in farther. Done.
The reset difference is now massive with almost ½” change.
Installed the 10lbs Wolff spring as well. This moved the double action from too heavy to cleaner and acceptable heavy. In the realm of something like the CZ P-09. No tool to measure change, but feel is not like “WOW” alone, but compared to what it was, it’s improved.
Have not shot it yet. The trigger feel is now acceptable to good. Reset has some travel to it, but nothing offensive.
Slightly smaller than the G19 and a reset that is kinda about equal but with less rolling break…I’m impressed with the P2000.
You can tell I misaligned the pistol back on the paper for the pic, but otherwise I was meticulous in marking.
Thanks
I have no affiliation to GrayGuns.
Long time Walther P99 owner and walther trigger fan, I’ve not found much love with other factory trigger feels. Sig STR has been the only one I've found better. HK and CZ have been just particularly bad, for me.
So I like everything about the P2000 V3 (da/sa) for a hammer gun, but again pull is too hard, long, and while reset is not factory rest for double action, it feels where factory rest should be for double again.
I put in the GrayGuns short reset kit. It was significantly easier than I thought it would be. Four parts come out that are held by one pin. The scariest part was thinking I had missed the pin hole and pinched the last piece to the frame. Wouldn’t know what to do at that point to wiggle it free, but it turned out I hit the hole and just tapped the pin in farther. Done.
The reset difference is now massive with almost ½” change.
Installed the 10lbs Wolff spring as well. This moved the double action from too heavy to cleaner and acceptable heavy. In the realm of something like the CZ P-09. No tool to measure change, but feel is not like “WOW” alone, but compared to what it was, it’s improved.
Have not shot it yet. The trigger feel is now acceptable to good. Reset has some travel to it, but nothing offensive.
Slightly smaller than the G19 and a reset that is kinda about equal but with less rolling break…I’m impressed with the P2000.
You can tell I misaligned the pistol back on the paper for the pic, but otherwise I was meticulous in marking.
Thanks