SW Sigma trigger job

I'm going to try this tonight. I hope it works because the gun has worked perfectly but i mainly use it as training aid for new shooters. I tell them if they can shoot a paper plate 25yds they will be able to shoot ANY gun well!

how'd it work out for you? It's not the GREATEST I dun think but I did notice a drop in trigger pull on my sigma so I thought it worth passin on. I know several guys on here that have these.

Cool and all that you did it yourself... but you can send it in for a trigger job done professionally and under warranty for free. Much better in my opinion.

wasn't my vid, it's a 5 minute thing to, didn't even take me 5 minutes to do to mine actually... Sides "free" is still paying for S&H and waiting 6 months to get the gun back what with S&W bein backed up with recalls on their walthers. I'd sooner just pay a gunsmith to do a "real" trigger job on it then send it out imo anyhow just so I won't have to send my gun off for a long time.

Shipping is covered and I had it back in 4 days. I did this about 1 month ago.

Ok cause I had a walthers that got sent in in feb to smith and didn't get back for 6 months. I'll look into that though if they are covering trigger jobs. I just thought this vid was worth passing on to.

it was worth it...thanks for posting it. It took like 3 minutes start to finish and dropped some off. Thanks again

Sigma triggers actually will wear in, and smoothen up with use. I had one years back, the more I fired it, the smoother the trigger became. After 500 rounds, the trigger was as good as my old Sig.

M&Ps are similar, the more you shoot them, the triggers wear in, and smoothen out.