What exactly does the 'smith do when you get a trigger job? What parts does it involve? What result should you expect, i.e., The trigger will go from feeling like " " to feeling like " ".
If this is something I can accomplish with a drop in trigger group than I can do that myself given some advice from this forum and some reading on my part. Otherwise I will start planning on sending it to a 'smith.
I don't know if it is 1911's in general or just because I need a trigger job, but I feel like there should be a touch of tensioned travel before the hammer is activated and my Colt XS does not feel like this, it just feels like the hammer is activated almost immediately after I get through the pre-engagement slack.
I haven't shot any other 1911 pistols so I need some experienced input from you guys and gals.
Thanks
If this is something I can accomplish with a drop in trigger group than I can do that myself given some advice from this forum and some reading on my part. Otherwise I will start planning on sending it to a 'smith.
I don't know if it is 1911's in general or just because I need a trigger job, but I feel like there should be a touch of tensioned travel before the hammer is activated and my Colt XS does not feel like this, it just feels like the hammer is activated almost immediately after I get through the pre-engagement slack.
I haven't shot any other 1911 pistols so I need some experienced input from you guys and gals.
Thanks