Very cool news! Shortened reset would have been even better, but this is nice too.
Very cool news! Shortened reset would have been even better, but this is nice too.
So I have a question:
How does that affect it being a good People Management Trigger?
I’m no SME but IMO it doesn’t really affect it much. My P30 which started out as a V2 and was converted to a 4.1 still has a good bit of trigger travel. Still a very deliberate trigger pull required.Originally Posted by hufnagel
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Only real advantage I see would be for people with small hands. Would make the reach for the trigger significantly shorter.
Grayguns is really the only viable option I know of. If you bought one recently and only paid around $600 for it you could send it in and still just be around the thousand-dollar selling point that they used to be.
Or Robert Burke
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Who is that? What's their work like? What's the cost?
GrayGuns, Lazy Wolf (Rick Holme) or The Sig Armorer (Robert Burke) are the solid options for HK work.
I've handled Rick and Roberts work. I don't think I have handled a GrayGuns HK that was done post Rick leaving to do his own thing.
All are good. Burke is a bit newer to doing HK work and the other outfits can likely push the envelope a bit harder, but unless you absolutely have to compete with a LEM gun or a TDA P30, I just don't think it's worth. A spring change and NP3 or similar on the internals is a world of difference from stock on a TDA P30.
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Or for people who shoot to full trigger return, versus trigger reset. I converted my P2000 from V2 to V4.1. Made a big difference for me.
I’ve had Robert do his action job, reset reduction and 4.1 to a P30 and a P2000sk.
While the triggers were good before, they are much better now. The 4.1 reduced the take up by a third and the reset reduction reduced the reset by about a third also.
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