9c trigger pull= yuck

[Bobafett]

ive been dryfiring mine to get used to the pull but its just too heavy. i can deal with the gritty take up for now but just today i swapped sears, put the one in that used to be in my 9 pro and its a huge improvement

 

[Old_Cop]

Burwell guns has a primer on cleaning up M&P triggers that I found helpful.

 

[tygr1]

I know for a fact that M&P triggers can be modified/replaced to be a pleasure to use!


I know this because I really know nothing about M&Ps yet, but bought one the other day from a guy. I dry fired it one time and told him I'd take it!


I asked him if the .45 had any trigger work done and he just said it was an Apex trigger. Now I don't really know if that's all that's been done to this pistol, but damn, I sure do like it!!

 

[Saudade]

The 9 Pro uses the PC Sear. I put one in my 1.0 FS9 a while back. You may have read my thread about dropping in a 2.0 sear housing and trigger bar. The 2.0 housing came with the "competition" sear so I put my PC sear in my compact. Had to tweak the loop a bit but it's better.

I have a 2.0 trigger bar on the way to do the 2.0 upgrade to my 9C.

 

[Bobafett]

The 9 Pro uses the PC Sear. I put one in my 1.0 FS9 a while back. You may have read my thread about dropping in a 2.0 sear housing and trigger bar. The 2.0 housing came with the "competition" sear so I put my PC sear in my compact. Had to tweak the loop a bit but it's better.

I have a 2.0 trigger bar on the way to do the 2.0 upgrade to my 9C.

Yes I read it, good write up! The original 9c sear on mine didn't break till the trigger was almost at the 'stop' plus it just felt heavy as hell. I don't have a trigger pull gauge but I'd guess it to be over 8 or 9lbs. The Pro sear feels like a possible 4-5lb and it breaks well before hitting the stop.