1911A1 Spring. 9mm...Need Trigger help!!!

[Ramses II]

Just picked up a Spring Loaded Target 9mm. Looks great, fit is good, very accurate, no malfuctions (after 300 initial rds.).

Trigger sucks!:steamed: It probably breaks @ 5-5.5 lbs. Overtravel is adjustable, but it has just enough creep to bother me:( !

Springfield, Inc. will do a trigger job, it will take 6-8 weeks!!
;6 I am not this patient.

Suggestions Welcome ;4

What do you think of this. I'm thinkin of ordering Cylinder & Slide's Super Match Trigger reduction kit:

http://www.midwayusa.com/rewriteaproduct/816731

I'll have a local 1911 smith install it (as I have no gunsmithing tools or knowledge, should minor fitting be required).

This way I have quality parts, and a minimum wait time.^5
Now, if I can only shake this 10mm bug that's bit^7

Thanks in advance,
Ramses II

[Pistol Meister]

I am very fussy about the trigger on my guns. All (yes, all) my pistols have been worked by the master, Teddy Jacobson of Actions by T in Sugar Land, TX.

Call Teddy and use me as a reference. Teddy tweaked my Springfield 1911A1 9MM a couple of years ago. I couldn't be happier.

www.actionsbyt.com

[Ramses II]

Thanks Meister!

[bgcc11]

A trigger job to a gunsmith is like an oil change to a mechanic.
Support your local smith.
He can do whatever you need with your existing trigger.

[eljay45]

Originally posted by bgcc11

Support your local smith.


As long as he knows what he is doing, there are lots of self described gunsmiths that have no business working on a BB gun.
I like George Smith and Neil Keller. What part of the country are you in?