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Originally Posted by Jpizzay
I polished the right side of the trigger bar and it is very smooth without the slide attached. The sponginess occurs when I dry fire with the gun fully assembled. I haven't tried applying any grease to the trigger bar.
Should I slight bend it? Sounds scary.
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Pull the magazine out and look up into the slide. As you pull the trigger you will see the forward prong on the trigger bar push the striker blocker. It hits the blocker along one edge and is pushed towards the frame. S&W knows this and apparently doesn't consider it to be a problem.
Some folks bend that prong to align with the center of the blocker.
I don't bend mine because it would probably void the lifetime warranty. I just grease the side of the trigger bar instead.
Not sure what you mean by "spongy" so maybe you can describe it in more detail.
Remember that there is a slight gap where the rear of the trigger bar hits the sear system. You can observe that by pulling the trigger with the slide off. Is that what you are feeling?