32 replies to this topic

[shooterbenedetto]

Saw this on a Canadian website. Any idea what this is and if it would work on a LC...?

http://www.mdgardner...itnsSA-1891.jpg

Mo I have that trigger on my small frame EAA..its great. there are two screws on top of the trigger
so you can adjust your preset and trigger pull stop.

[Mo Hepworth]

I wonder,..should this work with large frame?

[Jody Waring]

Mo, email Doc, he may have not updated his site in a while as I boght one from him a while ago. I have one in each open gun, I prefer them over the curved ones. If he has one, it should work in the large frame as I don't think much has changed in that respect over the years.

[Mo Hepworth]

thanks Jody, I will look into it.

[BundyBear]

I don't mind the current shape and position of the trigger. But reducing the sideways wobble and a better setup for the pre travel adjustment would be improvements.

[Jediwarrior]

I have a Match SA trigger. I want to curvature to change such that your finger will consistent rest on the lower half of the trigger for maximum leverage. That means removing the curve at the bottom of the trigger and adding a larger radius at the top. This will allow your finger to naturally position itself at the bottom half of the trigger.

[askomiko]

I have long fingers, and I'd prefer a trigger that's just a bit further than the factory one. I also can't wait how good this trigger can get with all these nice parts Henning offers, as it is pretty good already, after a good trigger job with the factory parts.

[halogrinder]

I may be way late on this but a trigger that doesn't wobble side to side is almost critical to a quick reset. Made a set of shims for mine and it was a world of difference!

no kidding! i did the same thing