[Guest]

I got my trigger kit installed in my XD(M) 40 today (Thanks for help from nonnieselman) and tomorrow I will install another kit in my XD(M) 9mm. The 40 kit works fine. The kit removed a bunch of free travel and once you take up the remaining free travel, bam, a very clean break. I am satisfied with the trigger. Although it's not quite what I'm used to, it's a far cry better than the factory trigger. Hoping that it improves with age!!

 

[MattC8444]

If you ever get a chance to meet me I bought a XD (m) 9mm from Rob that was customized by Cannon Creek. I was told that it is as close to a 1911 trigger as possible. I think it is about 2 lbs with very little travel in it.

 

[Beladran]

matt. im sad to say but that trigger in that xdm from rob is lighter than my 1911. First time i shot it it scared me because i was expecting lots of creep and over travel which it didnt have...

 

[Guest]

I would like to meet more of the forum members. As for the 2 lb trigger, I don't shoot anything with a 2 lb trigger pull except for my 22 pistols. My 45 wad gun is set at 3 lbs and I don't know yet what my XD(M)40 is at but just guessing I would say at around 4 lbs. I've seen too many AD's on large caliber pistols with trigger pulls less than 3 lbs. If "safe loading procedures" are not followed exactly on my 45 wad gun, it can and probably will AD. But a lot of people shoot 2 lb triggers and they work fine for them it's just not for me.

 

[MattC8444]

The Springfield is my competition weapon that I shoot at steel or USPSA matches. I couldn't image trying to carry that for a concealed weapon. It took me a month in a half of dry firing to get use to it and I am still getting use to it. The one thing that I do not do is load and chamber a round except if I am at a firing range ready to shoot.

 

[mhead]

I felt the trigger on Matt's gun it is ridiculous !

 

[mhead]

That sounds kinda gay .

 

[msredneck]

I got a Springer kit in my XD 9mm...it went from sucks big time...to almost as good as my Glock 17....and my 17 is sweet

 

[mhead]

I think there was something wrong w/ your trigger neck , that thing was crappy .

 

[msredneck]

Yeah it WAS really really bad....I can live with it now

Springer kits are very nice...almost sent it To Canyon Creek but did not want to put any more $ in it...the plan was to have a spare USPSA gun but now the G17 is the spare to the G34...

Now I just gotta get time to shoot....too much work

Bottom Line...Springer makes a nice trigger kit

 

[Guest]

The trigger kits are nice but for a complete job you need to get a polished striker to go with it. The only drawback to this setup is that you have to use a snap cap to dry fire after installing the polished striker or you will probably break the striker retaining pin. Or you could use a fired shellcase with the primer still intact.