Well I'm just hoping for the best. As I said I was a complete noob when I got my sw40ve. I had another pistol-a MR baby eagle, steel da/sa 9mm which I can shoot quite well but not due to experience, it was lightly used and had a great trigger, the sights were already dialed in and I have good eyesight and eye hand coordination, I think in part because I've been into drawing and illustration my whole life, was apprenticing to tattoo for a while and have a pretty steady hand and my trigger finger is my drawin' finger. So I was naive enough to believe I could shoot all guns equally well, not this one that particularly suited me. When I got this sigma and realized I couldnt hit the broad side of a barn I was devastated, and it was jamming. And this was before I found this forum and learned alot from the many experienced folk here but I had started researching the gun via the internet and the first stuff I came across was some threads and youtubes about doing a trigger job yourself and a couple guys that said you can send it back to s&w to get smoothed out but "you should just save yourself some time and do it yourself" and no warning about voiding my warranty. Guys were talking about removing this spring and that spring and throwing this spring away and sticking a ballpoint pen spring here and popping a reduced striker spring here...new as I was I knew I was not going to stick any springs out of a pen in my handgun, tried the wolff 3.5# striker spring and got 2 light strikes my first trip to the range. That spring came right out and the factory spring right back in. so I felt polishing was the way to go, if I could do it over I would have shipped it back for free and let the pros do it, but didn't. Sometimes learning hurts. Just hopefully not this time..after I found this forum and a vast resource of experience and advice I actualy learned a lot about the sigma and not from billy bob the garage gunsmith who advocated "doing it yourself" and that they just put those springs in there cuz they like putting in springs not that they actualy have them there for any good reason..so we'll see, I kept it factory other than my one time with a competition spring, and that's not in there anymore, I think I jammed it into a ballpoint pen actualy and man that pen works great! So its been a big learning curve but if I hadn't gotten a sigma I probably never would have learned as much about funds and shooting, I now work hard on my stance, my trigger finger control and shooting with both eyes open. I've also learned what kind of guns suit me best. Love the feel and ergos of my sigma but my next purchase will probably be a da/sa.