[97RAYMOND]

I have a CF380 that is still relatively new, and only fired a handful of times. I notice this thing has the most mushy, horrible feeling trigger ever. It just doesn't feel right at all. Does it need some breaking in? What can I do to make the trigger better. Do I just need to sit and pull it back a thousand times and work it in maybe?

 

[moona11]

Yes

 

[RACHGIER]

I have a CF380 that is still relatively new, and only fired a handful of times. I notice this thing has the most mushy, horrible feeling trigger ever. It just doesn't feel right at all. Does it need some breaking in? What can I do to make the trigger better. Do I just need to sit and pull it back a thousand times and work it in maybe?

Being told several times that dry firing is one of two ways to break in your trigger wasn't enough in your other threads?

Pay attention to what you've already been told.

 

[97RAYMOND]

Being told several times that dry firing is one of two ways to break in your trigger wasn't enough in your other threads?

Pay attention to what you've already been told.

I'm not really talking dry firing, just pulling the trigger. Isn't dry firing technically when you let the hammer strike. I'm just pulling the trigger without cocking it. Feels really weird. Like it's getting caught on something.

 

[RACHGIER]

I'm not really talking dry firing, just pulling the trigger. Isn't dry firing technically when you let the hammer strike. I'm just pulling the trigger without cocking it. Feels really weird. Like it's getting caught on something.

It doesn't have a hammer, it's striker fired. You're just crunching springs and not really doing anything to the mating surfaces because they haven't been reset by the racking of the slide.