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AutoPistola · May 30, 2008, 06:54 PM

"Just get a sig/h&k/colt".... just had to say that before some jack@ss did

My P95 was my first 9mm and I have grown quite fond of it. The trigger is gritty though... first the take up, then creep, creep, break. I'm trying to eliminate the creep, creep portion and aren't having any luck. It's really messing up my aim, I know the gun is very accurate and my other pistols don't require nearly as much concentration on trigger pull.

I have detail stripped the pistol before; today I used a dremel to polish the trigger bar and the hammer strut. No noticeable improvements. The sear looks fine to me (no pitting or unusual wear) and I can't reach the hammer b/c it seems to be tamper-proof (permanently pinned to the frame).

Any tips? I am not ready to spend $100 on a trigger job.

May 30, 2008, 06:54 PM	#1
AutoPistola Senior Member Join Date: January 21, 2007 Location: The Boonies Posts: 426	Aaaargh! P95 trigger driving me nuts! "Just get a sig/h&k/colt".... just had to say that before some jack@ss did My P95 was my first 9mm and I have grown quite fond of it. The trigger is gritty though... first the take up, then creep, creep, break. I'm trying to eliminate the creep, creep portion and aren't having any luck. It's really messing up my aim, I know the gun is very accurate and my other pistols don't require nearly as much concentration on trigger pull. I have detail stripped the pistol before; today I used a dremel to polish the trigger bar and the hammer strut. No noticeable improvements. The sear looks fine to me (no pitting or unusual wear) and I can't reach the hammer b/c it seems to be tamper-proof (permanently pinned to the frame). Any tips? I am not ready to spend $100 on a trigger job.