I got a new Springfield 1911A 9MM and have a question about trigger pull.
It is VERY crisp. A...tiny... bit of skidgy creep a ...tiny..bit before actual letoff but that doesn't really disturb anything.
Groups very well.
The pull is what ...I.. consider heavi-ER than I'd prefer it to be.
It is shooting well as-is but I'm wondering if any ...kits.. would lighten the pull a bit.
Used to be bullseye shooter but now mostly plinker.
The skosh of TINY creep just prior to letoff doesn't bother me at all.
Any suggestions on tweaking pull weight? I don't have a scale but would guesstimate over 5 pounds.
Familiar with 1911 so I could change either mainspring or sear spring if you think it would be advisable.
Thanks.
(I shot it dry for the first 75-80 rounds and had the expected stiffness and FTFs but normal for a new tight gun. Shot it a bit and then moly lubed the innards and rails and it settled right down into a VERY tight but reliable pistol.)
It is VERY crisp. A...tiny... bit of skidgy creep a ...tiny..bit before actual letoff but that doesn't really disturb anything.
Groups very well.
The pull is what ...I.. consider heavi-ER than I'd prefer it to be.
It is shooting well as-is but I'm wondering if any ...kits.. would lighten the pull a bit.
Used to be bullseye shooter but now mostly plinker.
The skosh of TINY creep just prior to letoff doesn't bother me at all.
Any suggestions on tweaking pull weight? I don't have a scale but would guesstimate over 5 pounds.
Familiar with 1911 so I could change either mainspring or sear spring if you think it would be advisable.
Thanks.
(I shot it dry for the first 75-80 rounds and had the expected stiffness and FTFs but normal for a new tight gun. Shot it a bit and then moly lubed the innards and rails and it settled right down into a VERY tight but reliable pistol.)