Adding more and more aftermarket parts...
There will be followup disagreements with me here...
If you sense a rough or too hard trigger, it needs a trigger job, not new springs.
If it's a self defense gun, it needs to be in stock condition, as designed by the factory. Not modified by the end user to make it "easier to fire the expanding wound channel bullets into my deceased client".
It's not a matter of reliability of the striking mechanism. That would be an appropriate concern in a purely target gun. But in a gun that you're going to fire in self defense and commit a homicide, then try and defend as justifiable, that self modified trigger is a liability.
Again, others will disagree. Momentarily I'm sure.
Sgt Lumpy
There will be followup disagreements with me here...
If you sense a rough or too hard trigger, it needs a trigger job, not new springs.
If it's a self defense gun, it needs to be in stock condition, as designed by the factory. Not modified by the end user to make it "easier to fire the expanding wound channel bullets into my deceased client".
It's not a matter of reliability of the striking mechanism. That would be an appropriate concern in a purely target gun. But in a gun that you're going to fire in self defense and commit a homicide, then try and defend as justifiable, that self modified trigger is a liability.
Again, others will disagree. Momentarily I'm sure.
Sgt Lumpy