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<blockquote data-quote="APH Tactical" data-source="post: 3026042" data-attributes="member: 40946"><p>+1</p><p>POLISH is the operative word in this statement! </p><p></p><p>NEVER touch fire control components with a file. I would say not to even use a sanding stone, unless you know exactly what you're doing, have the knowledge and understanding of the internal safety components to properly test their functionality, and spare OEM components so you're not tempted to carry it should it fail testing. </p><p>When in doubt err on the side of your freedom, and future gun ownership.</p><p></p><p>They say adrenaline alone will take up 3 lbs of trigger, so don't go for anything too light. You've already got the connector and spring, so personally, I'd just go with what one of the other user's said and drop the cash on some Trijicons. </p><p></p><p>Another option... If you've never bought ammo from FM, they ship your first order for free, so you can grab 550rds of training ammo for about $100. I'd spend that ammo wisely, working controlled pairs(follow up shots) at the 10 yard line. Between that and your dry firing, you'll get real comfortable with the feel of that trigger, pretty quick.</p><p></p><p>P.S. You offered a penny for my thoughts and I gave you my 2 cents, so if we ever meet, I think you owe me a penny. lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="APH Tactical, post: 3026042, member: 40946"] +1 POLISH is the operative word in this statement! NEVER touch fire control components with a file. I would say not to even use a sanding stone, unless you know exactly what you're doing, have the knowledge and understanding of the internal safety components to properly test their functionality, and spare OEM components so you're not tempted to carry it should it fail testing. When in doubt err on the side of your freedom, and future gun ownership. They say adrenaline alone will take up 3 lbs of trigger, so don't go for anything too light. You've already got the connector and spring, so personally, I'd just go with what one of the other user's said and drop the cash on some Trijicons. Another option... If you've never bought ammo from FM, they ship your first order for free, so you can grab 550rds of training ammo for about $100. I'd spend that ammo wisely, working controlled pairs(follow up shots) at the 10 yard line. Between that and your dry firing, you'll get real comfortable with the feel of that trigger, pretty quick. P.S. You offered a penny for my thoughts and I gave you my 2 cents, so if we ever meet, I think you owe me a penny. lol [/QUOTE]
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