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Ron Bernert · November 6, 2009, 03:28 PM

Stay away from the 3.5lb striker spring if you want reliability. Remove the "mousetrap" spring at the pivot of the trigger assembly. It changed my SW9VE and SW40VE considerably. I never had any issues with the trigger myself, but anyone that borrowed my SW guns and then bought a Glock or XD would complain about it. I changed it just to play around with it and LOVE the lighter pull now. It's very comparable to a Glock trigger now. Value for the money: Excellent. Trigger job: Free. That's my 2 cents.

November 6, 2009, 03:28 PM	#7
Ron Bernert Member Join Date: November 6, 2009 Posts: 50	Stay away from the 3.5lb striker spring if you want reliability. Remove the "mousetrap" spring at the pivot of the trigger assembly. It changed my SW9VE and SW40VE considerably. I never had any issues with the trigger myself, but anyone that borrowed my SW guns and then bought a Glock or XD would complain about it. I changed it just to play around with it and LOVE the lighter pull now. It's very comparable to a Glock trigger now. Value for the money: Excellent. Trigger job: Free. That's my 2 cents.