I haven't tried anything yet on the .380 ez. I bought one for my girlfriend for Christmas last year. I was suprised how much I liked it. For reference I normally carry 1911s and revolvers. At my lgs I tried out the regular EZ and the performance center model. I couldn't tell a difference in the triggers between the two.
I have the EZ 9 and I'm happy with the trigger as it is. For a carry gun it works great at 4 lbs. No creep and breaks really clean. Perhaps I'll get a round to stoning it some but I really think I'll just leave it alone and see what happens after shooting it a bunch.
Most triggers need about 500 - 750 rounds to "break in". If it isn't at about 4 lbs and smooth by then it might benefit from some work. It has always been my opinion that if you don't know how to do it, don't do it, have a knowledgeable person do it. If you want to learn take some training before attempting. It can be very expensive to do trigger jobs the first time without training.
.380 EZ trigger work
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