Trigger Job in a Bag, PX4 & 92 Series

[LangdonTactical]

Mr. Langdon: I received my Cen Tac back in January. I ordered it with the action tune and chrome silicon springs. Trigger is outstanding but on my first outing I suffered several light primer strike ftf with WWB. Have had no problem with UMC, SIG Elite or Remington Golden Sabre. If I were to order and install a WC trigger bar from you do you expect that it would help my problem and if so would I have to do any further polishing to maintain the quality of the trigger? Thank you.

I don't believe the Wilson Action Tune comes with the Wilson Trigger Bar. You would get a little better DA strike with that trigger bar.

It is also possible you just had issues with the WWB ammo. It is not known to have the highest quality.

[JimLob65]

Thanks for the prompt reply!! I am REALLY looking forward to receiving my Elite LTT!!

The Wilson action tune does not come with the Wilson trigger bar. I understand there is usually a greater hammer arc with the WC trigger bar which is why I thought it may help. I have avoided WWB in this pistol since then so I don't know if that issue is resolved. I also hate to install a heavier mainspring because the trigger is so light and smooth.

Would there be any polishing I would have to do to maintain the trigger quality considering that I paid for the action tune?

Thanks again. It is always a real treat to be able to communicate with an expert like yourself.

[BJV]

Yeah, i had one light strike in 250 rounds of WWB a few weeks ago in my Franken 92 that has a Level 2 LTT trigger job with 14# hammer spring. Other than that one round, the gun hasn't had any issues through several hundred rounds of CCI Blazer Brass and Aguila.

[ralph]

Just installed a TJIB in my Cent-Tac, took about 25 minutes.. I chose the 14lb hammer spring, WOW!! What a difference over the stock trigger..Well worth the money, get a trigger job done that is as good as, or better than one from Wilson Combat, and your pistol never leaves the house, no worrying about your pistol getting lost or stolen in shipping, or waiting weeks at a time, trigger job's done the same day you get it. That's a whole bunch of win, right there...

[JonInWA]

I don't believe the Wilson Action Tune comes with the Wilson Trigger Bar. You would get a little better DA strike with that trigger bar.

It is also possible you just had issues with the WWB ammo. It is not known to have the highest quality.

I believe there are two ways to get the Wilson Triggerbar from Wilson; either as a stand-alone item (but I believe only in conjunction with a concurrently-order WC Action Job) or as an integral component in their Beretta Ultimate Action Tune Kit for $80 https://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-...oductinfo/748/

Or from Ernest in his Triggerjob In A Bag, for $165: http://shop.langdontactical.com/trig...tta-92-series/

My belief is that the best value is with Ernest's TJIB.

Best, Jon

[JimLob65]

I believe there are two ways to get the Wilson Triggerbar from Wilson; either as a stand-alone item (but I believe only in conjunction with a concurrently-order WC Action Job) or as an integral component in their Beretta Ultimate Action Tune Kit for $80 https://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-...oductinfo/748/

Or from Ernest in his Triggerjob In A Bag, for $165: http://shop.langdontactical.com/trig...tta-92-series/

My belief is that the best value is with Ernest's TJIB.

Best, Jon

Langdon Tactical also sells just the trigger bar:

http://shop.langdontactical.com/wilson-trigger-bar/

[JonInWA]

Langdon Tactical also sells just the trigger bar:

http://shop.langdontactical.com/wilson-trigger-bar/

Good to know-thanks for the correction!

Best, Jon

[LSP552]

Ordered and shipped on the same day! Can’t wait to install in the Wilson BT.

[beenalongtime]

Do they make a Wilson trigger bar in stainless? I found a Inox 92 with all the stainless controls and the non marked frame for a price I couldn't pass up. Now trying to learn about them.

[JonInWA]

Do they make a Wilson trigger bar in stainless? I found a Inox 92 with all the stainless controls and the non marked frame for a price I couldn't pass up. Now trying to learn about them.

No-at least not yet...Not sure if there's sufficient numbers/demand for it to pencil out.

But the WC triggerbar as it is would match the various non-inox components (i.e., sights, control levers, etc.) if aesthetics are a huge concern.

Best, Jon