I agree with Chuck call Kimber, These guns are known for very good triggers and yours sounds wrong.
Adjusting Trigger Pull
Howdy,
TLE II .45 ACP. Only 200 rnds through it so far. Brand new and I'm a "new" shooter returning to the sport after along break.
Curious: What is done to change the trigger pull? The weight and or feel?
Mine feels a little gritty as well.
Neither quite to point of taking in to a smithy but curious as to how much time to give it. As much as the gun may settle in so will I.
I understand he grittiness can work itself out but not the weight of the pull.
Any proven techniques or time frames i should give it before making changes?
As with ANY subject on-line I am getting baffled.
Thanks,
Hayduke
TLE II .45 ACP. Only 200 rnds through it so far. Brand new and I'm a "new" shooter returning to the sport after along break.
Curious: What is done to change the trigger pull? The weight and or feel?
Mine feels a little gritty as well.
Neither quite to point of taking in to a smithy but curious as to how much time to give it. As much as the gun may settle in so will I.
I understand he grittiness can work itself out but not the weight of the pull.
Any proven techniques or time frames i should give it before making changes?
As with ANY subject on-line I am getting baffled.
Thanks,
Hayduke
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