Adjusting pull on M9

kx592 · March 31, 2011, 10:54 AM

The factory trigger of roughly 5.5-6lbs on the M9 is a bit more than where it should be IMO. Is there a way to adjust it down to 4-5bls without buying a new trigger assembly? What are my options?

gearhounds · March 31, 2011, 10:58 AM

I would think a good gunsmith could tune your trigger/sear for you, but if a factory pack is offered that can reduce it, it may be about the same price. Plus you can retain a "factory" trigger pull, as opposed to a modified one.

AustinTX · March 31, 2011, 01:47 PM

There is a simple $5 fix for exactly that. Swap out the FS mainspring for the factory "D" mainspring used in the 92/96 DAO pistols (part number C99001). It will drop the DA pull from 11-12 to 8-9 pounds and the SA pull to what you're asking for. I ordered my springs from Dave Olhasso's site. You can probably find them at Beretta USA's or Brownells' websites.

March 31, 2011, 10:54 AM	#1
kx592 Senior Member Join Date: August 9, 2009 Posts: 645	Adjusting pull on M9 The factory trigger of roughly 5.5-6lbs on the M9 is a bit more than where it should be IMO. Is there a way to adjust it down to 4-5bls without buying a new trigger assembly? What are my options?

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gearhounds Senior Member Join Date: February 20, 2011 Location: M'burg WV Posts: 332	I would think a good gunsmith could tune your trigger/sear for you, but if a factory pack is offered that can reduce it, it may be about the same price. Plus you can retain a "factory" trigger pull, as opposed to a modified one. __________________ Busting thugs since 1992

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March 31, 2011, 01:47 PM	#3
AustinTX Senior Member Join Date: June 19, 2010 Posts: 2,145	There is a simple $5 fix for exactly that. Swap out the FS mainspring for the factory "D" mainspring used in the 92/96 DAO pistols (part number C99001). It will drop the DA pull from 11-12 to 8-9 pounds and the SA pull to what you're asking for. I ordered my springs from Dave Olhasso's site. You can probably find them at Beretta USA's or Brownells' websites.