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Leave the SD40 as it is. In mine I only changed the rod and spring for the 17lb stainless steel Galloway but my gunsmith told me to leave the trigger alone because it will be smoothing itself with time.

I thought the same but after a month of shooting and using REM oil in all the small parts of the trigger components mine is smooth as glass....LOVE MY SD40...

My month old SD40 has a smoother trigger pull after about 500 rounds approximately. The rough feeling is gone and although is a rather long pull is very smooth now. What I do is lube all the small springs and crevices in the trigger housing with REM oil every time I shoot her. I spoke to the gun...

Just came from the shooting range and sprayed over 2 cases of ammo down the range, not even a single failure or jamming occurred with the stock guide and spring contrary with the Galloway 20lb rod and spring. I am thinking my SD40 does not like a spring over the factory load one...

I know you can take apart the Galloway steel rod but I don't know if the factory one can be disassembled and put the factory spring over the steel rod. I have never seen the Wolff one, is there any difference between the Galloway and this one?

About a month ago I bought an S/W SD40VE. It shot flawlessly over 200 rounds with no failures. Today I changed the stock polymer rod and spring for the Galloway stainless steel but I used 20lb instead of the factory load which I think is 18 lbs. After shooting 50 rounds the pistol began...