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Dfariswheel · June 12, 2005, 06:28 PM

The "Elite" trigger is a matter of fitting different parts, NOT altering or adjusting.

In other words, if you want an Elite trigger assembly, you have to buy the parts, and have a qualified pistolsmith install them.

The difference in length of pull really isn't that much, and many people actually prefer the longer standard trigger because if feels so much like a well-tuned S&W revolver trigger.

Bottom line is, the Elite trigger is not like going from a revolver to a Glock trigger.
You will have a SLIGHTLY shorter trigger, not a radically shorter trigger.

If you really want an Elite trigger, contact Kahr and ask about INSTALLING an Elite trigger assembly.

June 12, 2005, 06:28 PM	#2
Dfariswheel Senior Member Join Date: May 4, 2001 Posts: 7,478	The "Elite" trigger is a matter of fitting different parts, NOT altering or adjusting. In other words, if you want an Elite trigger assembly, you have to buy the parts, and have a qualified pistolsmith install them. The difference in length of pull really isn't that much, and many people actually prefer the longer standard trigger because if feels so much like a well-tuned S&W revolver trigger. Bottom line is, the Elite trigger is not like going from a revolver to a Glock trigger. You will have a SLIGHTLY shorter trigger, not a radically shorter trigger. If you really want an Elite trigger, contact Kahr and ask about INSTALLING an Elite trigger assembly.