[badmojoman]

Is there a way to improve the trigger pull of my C9?
Thanks,
Craig

 

[Handicomp]

I have the problem of too heavy trigger pull and creep. Called the factory today and the said to sent it in.

Call them.

 

[autosurgeon]

What I have done is... put polishing compound on all of the contact points in the trigger linkage system and go shoot. Clean and reapply and shoot again.. I did this for 3 100 round range trips and now it is very smooth. NOTE this does not change the pull weight just the feel. However BC it is so smooth it actually feels lighter.

NOTE do not fool with the sear spring as this can and will result in an ND!!!

 

[Strangerous]

What I have done is... put polishing compound on all of the contact points in the trigger linkage system and go shoot. Clean and reapply and shoot again.. I did this for 3 100 round range trips and now it is very smooth. NOTE this does not change the pull weight just the feel. However BC it is so smooth it actually feels lighter.

NOTE do not fool with the sear spring as this can and will result in an ND!!!

I demand proof! (it was an AD, not ND)

 

[deadeye]

there was a guy on here that said he sent his c9 home and they lightened the trigger to about 4lbs he said i have no idea what they did (2nd hand ) it was in the hand gun area on the home page

 

[Handicomp]

I have the problem of too heavy trigger pull and creep. Called the factory today and the said to sent it in.

Call them.

I received my C9 back on Friday 9/11/09 and the trigger pull is noticably lighter. I am guessing that it is around 6lbs. now compared to about 10lbs. before I sent it in.

It is also much smoother pull with all the roughness out of it. It did not change the length of pull/trigger travel, but like I said much smoother and lighter pull.

I am very, very happy with it. 8)

See the complete description here: http://www.hipointfirearmsforums.com/Forum/index.php/topic,22159.0.html

 

[47_MasoN_47]

NOTE do not fool with the sear spring as this can and will result in an ND!!!

I haven't messed with this on any HP weapons, but on the Jennings J22 I used to have I chopped down the sear spring and couldn't make it AD for anything. I got a much lighter trigger pull from adjusting it, and as far as I could tell from drop testing, beating with a rubber mallet, etc. you'd have to do something that would basically destroy the gun anyway to get it to AD. It could be different with HP weapons, but I'd imagine that as long as you leave enough tension for the sear to work properly you wouldn't have anything to worry about. I'm planning to do the same sear spring modification to my 995.

 

[major]

dissasemble firearm safley lift off slide remove sear and spring put spring into a pair of pliers and compress spring, install and make sure sear height is correct.IF YOU ARE NOT KNOWLEDGABLE WITH THIS PISTOL TAKE IT TO A GOOD GUN SMITH. trigger pull should be around 3.5 to 4 lb. warrentee may be void.this is for entertainment only.i assume no responsibility.....also this is also for the carbines, and don`t forget to scrape the paint off under the trigger linkage,this is what gives the trigger a rough pull on the carbines .entertainment purposes only i assume no responsibility for what you or anyone else does to your firearm.....[knowledgable as in dissasemble and assemble,as a professional,]