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Originally Posted by Luke Duke
If your mechanically inclined search You Tube for trigger jobs. S&W triggers are not overly complicated. If sent it back you probably won't see it back for months. I've done my own trigger work on all my Smiths and their perfect. You can get spring kits anywhere.
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This is not good advice in my opinion. S&W can refuse warranty or lifetime service on modified firearms. Better to have them look at it beforehand even if you have to wait.
Spring kits are another thing, however, and can be removed and replaced with original parts.
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Smith & Wesson will not be responsible for:
• Defects or malfunctions resulting from careless handling,
unauthorized adjustments or modifications made or
attempted by anyone other than a qualified gunsmith following Smith & Wesson authorized procedures, or disassembly beyond the Field Stripping instructions in this manual
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