raymo2u
Member
i have had the gritty trigger issue as most of you have since the purchase of my sd9ve. i polished all moving parts/faces/touching spots and i did help but pulling slowly on the trigger when racked it was still hard to stage perfect most times. thus i added apex spring kit, which lightened the pull greatly the gritty staging problem was still present. i added the m&p aek whick was nice and added to the overall feel of the spring kit it did nothing for the grittyness....
soooo after looking over and over and the internals i thought it was the trigger bar grinding the slide...polished that...helped nothing
finally i took the striker out and noticed when compressing it in my fingers it had the same grittyness the trigger had. i took some graphite lube and a q-tip and rubbed it all over the striker and spring and the plastic tubes and casings. i checked the compression again and it was smooth as silk. slapped the pistol together, racked it, and i finally have solved the grittyness in my trigger while racked. lube the striker and parts and see if that helps you like me.
it now is as smooth as my sig p226 navy is stock
soooo after looking over and over and the internals i thought it was the trigger bar grinding the slide...polished that...helped nothing
finally i took the striker out and noticed when compressing it in my fingers it had the same grittyness the trigger had. i took some graphite lube and a q-tip and rubbed it all over the striker and spring and the plastic tubes and casings. i checked the compression again and it was smooth as silk. slapped the pistol together, racked it, and i finally have solved the grittyness in my trigger while racked. lube the striker and parts and see if that helps you like me.
it now is as smooth as my sig p226 navy is stock