I've ordered a reduced power spring set for my Kahr. It consists of a striker spring and a blocker spring. It's supposed to reduce the trigger from 8 lbs to 5.5 lbs. I'm wondering if I can leave the original blocker spring in and just use the striker spring. I understand they work together and the reduction would not be what it's supposed to be, but I would like to leave the safety feature in tact. What do you think of that?
So anyway......I got my spring set from Galloway Precision. Turns out the blocker spring is the same as the original, so it's just a selling point to justify the $20, I guess. The striker spring is definitely lighter than the original. I also got a grip overlay, which I also like. So $40 was a lot for a spring and an overlay, but I've spent $40 on a lot less.
I worked on some rough spots on the slide and frame too, so it's real smooth now. I don't think the striker spring changed the slide action much, but the trigger is lighter. That's all I was hoping for.
Yea, I dry fired all morning waiting for the mail. As soon as it got here I did the swap and dry fired and I could tell there was a substantial difference. So I got what I wanted.
