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Kevin_d77 · June 4, 2013, 08:01 PM

I have an all steel 9mm Baby Eagle that has a few years on it. I am looking to replace all of the springs etc but had a few questions. What are the advantages of increasing or decreasing the spring weight as opposed to the factory? Would decreasing the spring weight in the hammer spring lighten the DA trigger pull? I would like to lighten the trigger a bit as this is strictly a range toy, but I am severely in the beginner stage of working on my guns. I have already replaced the springs in my CZ clone with a "kit" put together from Cajun Gun Works.

Recap: Baby Eagle 9
Want to replace the springs as the gun is nearly 10 years old
Would like to reduce the trigger pull if possible while still keeping reliability

Thank you for your help! I am really looking forward to learning to work on my own guns. Like they say, if you want something done right.....do it yourself!

June 4, 2013, 08:01 PM	#1
Kevin_d77 Senior Member Join Date: May 13, 2012 Location: SW FL Posts: 953	CZ Clone Springs I have an all steel 9mm Baby Eagle that has a few years on it. I am looking to replace all of the springs etc but had a few questions. What are the advantages of increasing or decreasing the spring weight as opposed to the factory? Would decreasing the spring weight in the hammer spring lighten the DA trigger pull? I would like to lighten the trigger a bit as this is strictly a range toy, but I am severely in the beginner stage of working on my guns. I have already replaced the springs in my CZ clone with a "kit" put together from Cajun Gun Works. Recap: Baby Eagle 9 Want to replace the springs as the gun is nearly 10 years old Would like to reduce the trigger pull if possible while still keeping reliability Thank you for your help! I am really looking forward to learning to work on my own guns. Like they say, if you want something done right.....do it yourself!