Wanted to thank this little community for all the info and links on the trigger. While I will probably look into springs at some point, I felt the easiest first step was to polish out the sear points.

While I can't say with "numbers" how smooth this feels, you'll have to take my word for it, it does feel a bit smoother. The break is as crisp as before.

In the final analysis, I still believe it can be a bit more smoother at the expense of smoothing off the remaining machining marks on both sears, but particularly on the hammer side.

I took some pics of the progress. Sorry if my photo skills are not up to some standards of the better photographers on this site:

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I added a little lithium grease to the sears contact points. So far, it feels good.

Great job, I took a small 1/4 women's nail file to mine, then polished it up with some metal polisher, it was smoother as well and thats all I wanted on my combat weapon.. Great job, good pictures.. Happy shooting.