My original measurements with stock springs were 6.5 SA and 12.5 DA, and the trigger wasn't very smooth. There are some 3rd gen gunsmithing videos posted on YouTube. I polished the recommended trigger related areas and couldn't measure or feel much difference. I then changed the trigger spring to 2.5 lbs and the hammer spring to 18 lbs and dropped 1/2 off both the single and double action pulls, but the trigger remained gritty. I then stoned and polished the radius of the hammer (stayed away from the hooks and transition dip) and achieved significant improvement in the smoothness of the trigger. The forged hammer had a lot of tooling cut marks. I prefer the traditional forged parts, but I believe the MIM hammers and sears provide a better trigger pull out of the box. Other than dropping the hammer spring to 17lbs, or perhaps messing with the hooks (which I would never do) I'm not sure if there is any more that can be done. For the benefit of other readers, I believe my efforts reduced the trigger to approximately 11.5 DA/5.5 SA.