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Originally Posted by yep380
My opinion is carry guns should not be modified with aftermarket parts. Range guns? Have at it.
By all means, clean, polish and practice.
The trigger in my Shield has smoothed out nicely on its own. It's a very accurate gun as long as I don't jerk the trigger.
While dry firing, I do see a little shudder after the trigger pull, which I attribute to overtravel. I'm not worried about it as I don't see an affect from it at the range. I don't have that shudder with any of my other striker fired guns, so I'm pretty sure it's not me.
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What else is there to polish aside from the triggar bar look where it contacts the striker block and sear? I've done that, close to 500 rounds, lots of dry-fire and it's a difficult to get shots on target.
Yea that muzzle jump is overtravel but with weird break, no matter what pull weight, it's difficult not to jerk the trigger.
This graph is of the SD, but that plateau seems like a good representation of the Shield's trigger.
