Trigger Job in a Bag, PX4 & 92 Series

[kev8287]

Know your extremely busy, but any chance you create Trigger Job in a bag for the classic Sig pistols. I can dream and pray for what I want.

[Bill]

Know your extremely busy, but any chance you create Trigger Job in a bag for the classic Sig pistols. I can dream and pray for what I want.

Grayguns occupies that space pretty successfully.

[Whirlwind06]

I recently installed this kit on a 92X full size. Love the trigger pull, I think I have to go up a pound on the hammer spring though. Getting a light strike once in a while.

Should the recoil spring be stronger to compensate for a lighter hammer spring?

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[Full17]

Grayguns occupies that space pretty successfully.

...and Robert Burke from The Sig Armorer.

[MSparks909]

I recently installed this kit on a 92X full size. Love the trigger pull, I think I have to go up a pound on the hammer spring though. Getting a light strike once in a while.

Should the recoil spring be stronger to compensate for a lighter hammer spring?

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I’m curious about this as well. @LangdonTactical.

[LangdonTactical]

I recently installed this kit on a 92X full size. Love the trigger pull, I think I have to go up a pound on the hammer spring though. Getting a light strike once in a while.

Should the recoil spring be stronger to compensate for a lighter hammer spring?

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Which hammer spring did you get? Normally the 13 lb spring runs things really well unless you have NATO spec ammo or Lead-Free primers. The 12# hammer spring can get pretty iffy on some ammo.

I do not change the recoil spring when I change hammer springs. I normally drop down to a 12.5# recoil spring on my play and range guns, and 11.5 when I run light ammo for competition guns.

[spence]

Which hammer spring did you get? Normally the 13 lb spring runs things really well unless you have NATO spec ammo or Lead-Free primers. The 12# hammer spring can get pretty iffy on some ammo.

I do not change the recoil spring when I change hammer springs. I normally drop down to a 12.5# recoil spring on my play and range guns, and 11.5 when I run light ammo for competition guns.

Do you recommend a change from 12.5# on a carry gun that sees fairly high round counts?

[Whirlwind06]

Which hammer spring did you get? Normally the 13 lb spring runs things really well unless you have NATO spec ammo or Lead-Free primers. The 12# hammer spring can get pretty iffy on some ammo.

I do not change the recoil spring when I change hammer springs. I normally drop down to a 12.5# recoil spring on my play and range guns, and 11.5 when I run light ammo for competition guns.

I got the 12# spring, so want to go up a to the 13 I think. I'm also using this as a .22 conversion and the 12 is bit light for rimfire.

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[LangdonTactical]

I got the 12# spring, so want to go up a to the 13 I think. I'm also using this as a .22 conversion and the 12 is bit light for rimfire.

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Yes, that would make sense with the 12# spring. And yes, the .22s normally need a little more hammer spring.

The good news is that changing a hammer spring on a US-made 92 may be the easiest DIY gun project ever.

[twrol]

So I am, in fact, a dummy.

I have a have a PX4 Compact and the competition trigger group from Beretta that I bought without knowing about your trigger group in a bag (or the compact carry for that matter).

I am going to be ordering a few things from LTT shorty so i wanted to ask about your trigger bar before placing the order.

After researching I see your trigger job in a bag comes with a trigger bar, so I wanted to know what specifically was different from the factory trigger bar (i.e. polished, over travel stops, etc.) and are they available to be purchased separately?