J-frame-Wilson, Wolff or Apex trigger kit

[WTC]

My wife has a i frame 642. And she would like a lighter trigger pull.

Our 23 year old daughter likes the 642 but has very weak hands and fingers and has a difficult time shooting the j frame.

So I'm wondering what the "best" system is for reducing the trigger pull.

They both have concealed carry so I want to keep the pull probably not lighter than about 9 lbs to avoid any possible legal issues in the event of a SD shooting and "hair trigger" arguments.

Apex duty carry is about $26, but Wilson combat and I think Wolff are both about $9.

What do you folks recommend?

I have a 340 and installed the apex kit in it. it is a great trigger kit, much smoother and just a bit lighter than factory. cant go wrong with this kit and Apex has an installation video on line.

 

[WTC]

I have no problem with changing springs or even polishing the return slide.

I would like to ask if ANYONE has had any problems with light primer strikes or reliability in ANY way with the Apex or Wilson spring kits.

If the real world experience with many and all kinds of ammo etc with, no failures, then I Don't see how it would be bad.

I used the Apex kit and it fires every time. it is just a bit lighter than factory

 

[Crookedcreek]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the TK Custom J-frame kit. A little pricey at $34.95, but it has all springs and a longer firing pin, see this: https://tkcustom.com/products/s-w-j-frame-revolver-spring-kit-firing-pin-qty-1
Also, as far as responding to the original O.P., this thread is 8 years old!

 

[kframe357]

I installed Wilson Combat springs in my 442. Then polished the rebound slide. Much improved trigger.