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Wild-Bill · June 24, 2013, 02:26 PM

I think Taurus missed the boat when they designed the M94. It all has to do with the geometry of the trigger mechanism. Wolff doesn't sell a spring kit specifically for the M94 because the trigger is so finicky. I have tried several different tricks to no avail to get the DA back with the Wolff spring.
There may be a spring that will be in between a Wolff and the stock spring that will give reliable DA. I haven't found it yet.
There is a 1/4" difference in the hammer travel of SA vs DA. So in order to get DA they had to put in the heavy spring to compensate for the shorter hammer travel.
I generally use SA anyhow with the lighter Wolff trigger spring and lighter hammer spring. I do enjoy shooting the gun with this set up.

June 24, 2013, 02:26 PM	#20
Wild-Bill Member Join Date: February 2, 2013 Posts: 83	I think Taurus missed the boat when they designed the M94. It all has to do with the geometry of the trigger mechanism. Wolff doesn't sell a spring kit specifically for the M94 because the trigger is so finicky. I have tried several different tricks to no avail to get the DA back with the Wolff spring. There may be a spring that will be in between a Wolff and the stock spring that will give reliable DA. I haven't found it yet. There is a 1/4" difference in the hammer travel of SA vs DA. So in order to get DA they had to put in the heavy spring to compensate for the shorter hammer travel. I generally use SA anyhow with the lighter Wolff trigger spring and lighter hammer spring. I do enjoy shooting the gun with this set up.