M&P 22 trigger job?
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agksimon
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Yes; it takes about 10 minutes. Without changing the geometry, clean up the burr on the sear contact point on the hammer with an Arkansas stone and put a tiny dab of aluminum anti-seize on the contact surface.
It dropped the trigger pull on mine from 6 pounds to 3.5 pounds.
Thanks. I'll look into it. Is the disassembly difficult? What about reducing travel?
agksimon
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Just remove the slide, it's right there.
I didn't look at reducing the travel, didn't feel the need to.
Call me old fashioned, but the idea of a beginner stoning a sear contact face without a jig to keep the angle just right gives me the hives. Not that some experienced people can't do it, but why take the chance first time out?
Reducing the contact angle dramatically lowers trigger pull--sometimes all the way to zero.
Reducing the contact angle dramatically lowers trigger pull--sometimes all the way to zero.
agksimon
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As I mentioned in my original post, do not change the geometry. I have a lighted magnifier and all the proper files, stones and tools. I do is clean up the tool marks and not change any angles a bit. I've done literally hundreds of Rugers over the years, the same way. The only difference is the M&P22 does not need any parts removed to work on the hammer contact surface.
agksimon
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I'm sorry, but I'm super busy for the next couple of weeks and won't have time to take and post photos.
George9
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If your asking this question then you shouldn't do a thing! To much info is a bad thing sometimes. The M&P .22 has a fin trigger from the factory and will get better with 2000 rounds or so.. You could harm it more than help it and make it dangerous! George
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agksimon
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I agree with George. You really need to have experience at this, before attempting to do it, or you can do a lot of damage.
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