I put in a Galloway Precision trigger kit. Galloway would order the stock LC9 parts from Ruger, and modify them. After around 3000 kits, Ruger cut off the supply of parts. GP is currently working on a new supplier for parts, but as of today, they do not have trigger kits. I spoke to the owner of Galloway, and he said he hoped to be soon selling the kits again, but the date was sometime in the future.

If you have a LC9, if you remove the trigger bar and hammer and send them in to Galloway, they will modify them and you will have the trigger kit (cost is $40). The problem with this is that you can not go back to a stock gun, and for resale it may effect the value of the gun. Better to keep the stock gun and add the new parts when they become available.

Bob