Trigger/Action jobs on 1911

[lobosolo]

Has anyone had the factory do a action/trigger lob on their 1911,if so how did it turn out and is it worth the cash outlay?
Thanks

 

[lobosolo]

Has anyone had the factory do a action/trigger lob on their 1911,if so how did it turn out and is it worth the cash outlay?
Thanks

 

[Joni_Lynn]

Before I send one out for a trigger job I play with adjusting the tension on the sear and disconnector spring fingers. A little bit less tension on each will reduce trigger pull a bit but it won't help creep at all.

 

[lobosolo]

Thanks Joni
I just might do that
Jim

 

[ultra45]

I had the Performance Center work on my gun (1911PD Commander) after it had warranty (cosmetic) work done. I had them do the reliability package, polish & throat the barrel and adjust the trigger to 4-5 crisp lbs. It is a duty gun. The gun was reliable out of the box, but is even better now. I did have to send it back a second time when the plunger tube fell off, but it has been flawless since its return.

 

[Joel Jacobs]

Do you have at least 400 rounds through the pistol? Most pistolsmiths want at least 400 rounds through a gun before the decision to do a trigger job is made.

 

[tlen]

I second Joni_Lynn's idea. You can always try one of these Cylinder & Slide Sear Spring that will reduce the trigger pull ~1 1/2#. Cheap fix for only $6.50. You might want to lightly stone [flat]the trigger bow and mating disconnector surface to remove high any spots.

 

[Bompa]

If the main spring is replaced with a lighter one the trigger pull will be reduced some..Wouldn't go lighter than 17lbs for reliablty reasons..