Recent content by Anthonytsi

Just got my lighter striker spring today and installed it. A big difference now. I have only dry fired it but I think that my small hands will like this gun better now. Accuracy is my major concern for my CCW and a lighter trigger will certainly improve that.

I am personally glad I did a trigger job on my sigma. My buddy bought one about a week after I got mine and the difference between them is very noticeable. I see no problem with improving what you can. It was fun to do anyway and a neat way to get to know my guns internals.

Just ordered a 3.5 lb striker spring for the sigma to further the lightening process. Hopefully no FTF's or it goes back to stock and I start injecting steroids into my trigger finger. LOL Got to get it to shoot comfortable and accurate for "me". Thanks for all of the comments and opinions.

Thanks guys. Very good points.

None taken but I don't understand. Brent701, Not worried at all about the spring. Its just a cage for the inner one. About the title I chose for this thread, I meant that I am modifying my Concealed Carry Weapon, not my permit. Took it to the range and it performed great except for one...

I have heard that modifying my ccw trigger (lightening it) can cause bad legal problems if I ever have to defend myself from an aggressor. I've gotten opinions on both sides of the fence and need some hard facts. I have the Sigma .40. I polished internal parts to get rid of the gritty pull and...

Thanks for the advice. The job was done successfully. I have not shot it yet but it seems to dry fire just fine. Very interesting how similar the slide is to a Glock. No wonder they got sued.

That was it. Thanks a bunch.

How do I get the Striker Safety Plunger out of my sw40ve so I can polish its face? As well, I have not found anything on the web about taking the slide components apart. Thanks in advance.