I’m using a new Lyman gauge, so I’m guessing it’s working ok. The SA was never higher than 3.5lbs with the stock trigger group and a Cougar D spring. The only thing I could find “competion” the new group, was its smoothness. I assumed it would have a lighter spring than it came with.Originally Posted by LearnedHat
I think it always just dropped the SA and smoothed out the DA
I’m trying to post a video of the trigger pull, but it probably won’t work....
It may be fine. I'm just used to 4.4# SA P229 and my stock Px4 full size
https://youtu.be/n3SCtGMWbI4
The last sentence should have been “8 and a few ounces, to 8 and a half pounds.”
Edit: The Stealth decocker works much easier with the comp trigger group...MUCH.
Last edited by FrankB; 09-28-2017 at 08:54 PM.
I also found this to be the case.
Pick up my Mod 5 tonight. So, far
I'm very impressed with it. Can't wait to get to the range.
Trust me dude your gonna love it!!!
I let some of the students shoot my PX4CC mod 4 and my Langdon 92A1 this last weekend in VA.. and the most common comment was..... Dude you just cost me a LOT of $$$$$$$
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Buds had PX4 Compact type G's for $346 the other week, I put three on layaway and ordered stealth levers, plugs, and D hammer springs. The intent was to fully switch to that pistol (a little under $450 each all told) from the Glock 19 after Prdator's classes last weekend. Now after listening to him I'm really second guessing that plan. I may just send them all to Robar and sell the parts...
Hit DPC with DB and M for a range session this morning. You're right. I love this pistol!
The trigger press is amazingly light and smooth. The size and shape makes it seems
Like it's smaller than it is. Had to put it next to my 229 for a size comparison and was surprised it was almost the same length. Feels and handles like a smaller pistol.
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