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10 lb trigger
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NewLiberty
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It would be the striker spring, the striker block spring, the trigger return spring, and the sear spring.
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Why not? Although most people on the 'net are steel nerved cool cucumbers, I'll probably be pretty tense in a self defense situation. When I hear of people with striker fired self defense guns with three pound triggers, I know they're much better warriors than myself. I have guns like that for fun, and if they were all I had at the time I would not be inclined to give up. But my car gun is an old S&W Sigma that has at least a ten pound pull, but it's short and smooth. If I shoot someone with it, I meant to. Law enforcement somehow managed heavier double action pulls on S&W revolvers for many, many years.
LVSteve
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It makes me smile when somebody calls a 5 lb trigger heavy.
Perhaps you should contact S&W CS about the parts for a Massachusetts 10.5 striker fired trigger pull but that is on the larger models unless it has a thumb safety too .
Or buy your self a double action only handgun like a revolver as they are heavy .
Or buy your self a double action only handgun like a revolver as they are heavy .
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Just get a 642 Airweight , it is hard enough to get it to fire intentionally let alone by accident.
