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Old 08-30-2008, 08:09 AM
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I've noticed that standard M&P fullsize pistols can be had from $20-$40 less than versions with the 10lbs. trigger. I want the heavier trigger, so is it possible for an S&W armorer to install it on a pistol that originally came with the 6lbs. standard trigger?
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I've noticed that standard M&P fullsize pistols can be had from $20-$40 less than versions with the 10lbs. trigger. I want the heavier trigger, so is it possible for an S&W armorer to install it on a pistol that originally came with the 6lbs. standard trigger?
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I was just wondering why you want a heavy trigger?
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You can send it to S&W for the change to the Massachusetts trigger. You could also contact Burwell or Bowie and ask them to sell you the parts from one of the Massachusetts guns that they converted to the lighter trigger.
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I was just wondering why you want a heavy trigger?
I find I shoot better with it for some reason. I learned to shoot handguns with a Sigma so that may have something to do with it. The M&P 10lbs. trigger is heavy but far better than the Sigma trigger.
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