As a serious collector/bullseye shooter, mostly of 45acp, I have about six or seven 45's, not counting 1911's. Some have been to the gunsmith and have
really great triggers, SA I have no idea about the DA as I never shoot DA.
I recently added 3 SAR K2-45's in various trim to the collection. One had to go back to the factory for some firing pin issues, and one, the latest, is showing a
steady improvement in trigger function the more I shoot it. It is getting close
to a CZ97E for trigger pull, i.e. short draw to the wall, and a definite crisp break
at the wall.
So the question: does more use, i.e. shooting or dry firing, improve the trigger
function, and if so, how?
I have a Sig 220 Match Elite that I sent back because of trigger issues, and when Sig had done a "trigger job" on it, it was better, but not as good as the
SAR I mention above. Will it improve with use??
really great triggers, SA I have no idea about the DA as I never shoot DA.
I recently added 3 SAR K2-45's in various trim to the collection. One had to go back to the factory for some firing pin issues, and one, the latest, is showing a
steady improvement in trigger function the more I shoot it. It is getting close
to a CZ97E for trigger pull, i.e. short draw to the wall, and a definite crisp break
at the wall.
So the question: does more use, i.e. shooting or dry firing, improve the trigger
function, and if so, how?
I have a Sig 220 Match Elite that I sent back because of trigger issues, and when Sig had done a "trigger job" on it, it was better, but not as good as the
SAR I mention above. Will it improve with use??