Is there any to adjust the trigger pull? My Golck is several pounds lighter, and my GF's Kimber is the same at 3.5#.
753448
The question is a little confusing and it is unclear what the inquirer wants to do with the two guns mentioned, so let me answer generically. The short answer is yes, trigger pull can be adjusted and is best done by a competent gunsmith. There are kits sold by some companies like Wolf, Brownell, etc. that a shooter can use to easily and reliably modify trigger pull on a variety of handguns as well. Be aware that modifying in any way usually voids the warranty and in ALL cases should be considered carefully for the safety risks, particularly in a defensive carry gun. Hope this helps. The question is a little confusing and it is unclear what the inquirer wants to do with the two guns mentioned, so let me answer generically. The short answer is yes, trigger pull can be adjusted and is best done by a competent gunsmith. There are kits sold by some companies like Wolf, Brownell, etc. that a shooter can use to easily and reliably modify trigger pull on a variety of handguns as well. Be aware that modifying in any way usually voids the warranty and in ALL cases should be considered carefully for the safety risks, particularly in a defensive carry gun. Hope this... » Read More The question is a little confusing and it is unclear what the inquirer wants to do with the two guns mentioned, so let me answer generically. The short answer is yes, trigger pull can be adjusted and is best done by a competent gunsmith. There are kits sold by some companies like Wolf, Brownell, etc. that a shooter can use to easily and reliably modify trigger pull on a variety of handguns as well. Be aware that modifying in any way usually voids the warranty and in ALL cases should be considered carefully for the safety risks, particularly in a defensive carry gun. Hope this helps. « Show Less
753449
The question is a little confusing and it is unclear what the inquirer wants to do with the two guns mentioned, so let me answer generically. The short answer is yes, trigger pull can be adjusted and is best done by a competent gunsmith. There are kits sold by some companies like Wolf, Brownell, etc. that a shooter can use to easily and reliably modify trigger pull on a variety of handguns as well. Be aware that modifying in any way usually voids the warranty and in ALL cases should be considered carefully for the safety risks, particularly in a defensive carry gun. Hope this helps.
1730994
The location of the pull handle is only a result of the length of the pull cord itself. It should be fine, and if it is too short you can put in a longer cord. The recoil itself doesn't affect the location of the pull handle.
358546
My experience is that the slide of the Glock 30 is too tall to properly fit this unit, thereby precluding its use to adjust/change sights. It specifically states for Glock slides in 9mm/.357 Sig/.40 S&W calibres, and those it does with great aplomb, but not the heavier/larger calibers. Hope this helps in answering your query.
532790
I don't have any scales, but not much different than my browning bar 270. definitely not light!
362131
Yes you do. However it should be pretty easy to create something to do that for you. I am thinking a trigger pressure gauge. How many pounds of pull are being used is some other information that is helpful. If you have to use a lot of poundage it is more likely to cause you to veer off slightly. I have a double action only pistol that has a 14 pound pull. I sure wish it were about half that.
1323913
When you squeeze the trigger all 3 legs will adjust to the angle that the handle is at so it's pretty easy. I've been using it for coyote and turkey since last year. Pretty happy with it.
2264184
My daughter is 32 years old. physically fit, runs 1.5 miles a day, does rock climping, etc. She has trouble cocking rifle. You have to tap downward on the tip of the barrel to get it to break open then cocking still takes some strength. I suggest something smaller and lighter for now. My 270 Win. with scope weighs less.
1178079
I think the springs are 5 lbs. don't quote me. 3.5 is a good weight for that trigger
112338
Have not seen the "one with the trigger" kit so I cannot comment on that.The kit that I have does not have a trigger but the parts to modify the factory trigger. The Apex kit knocked down the trigger pull from 7.5 to 5.5 pounds and completely removed the gritty feel of the factory trigger.
112340
The Kit With The Trigger wasn't Available When I Bought This One. If Like The Other Kits I've Bought, The Trigger Will Lessen The Angle And Shorten The Pull.
473799
Are you certain you have it tightened? I don't have that problem but have found that my GoPole is easier to control my shots. I put it on a retractor.
1937728
LOL That changes everything when they pull the 'ol "manufacturer-changed the-handgun-design trick. Glad you made it work anyway. I love mine. Bought one for my Glock 23 many years ago and still use it today. Bought my wife a G42 and got her a Fobus too. I almost bought one for my P95 without calling them to make sure and was glad I did. I would have had the wrong one. Good luck brother!
61474
My question as well. Saw a youtube video with a different company and he stated it had more snap with the lighter spring but was able to set his follow up shot quicker. The heavier spring took longer to set up the next shot because the gun traveled slower in the recoil. My question still remains if there will be stove piping if I use lighter grade ammo with the heavier spring.
325931
To me no,trigger pul on that gun 12lb.Its more consilment and grip for control.
1802751
It lightened it a tad but made it much smoother. I carry it with this trigger installed knowing I can hit my target much easier than with the stock trigger that was gritty and stiff. It definitely does not make the shield unsafe for concealed carry or it would not be in my weapon. I doubt that you will notice the difference in weight of pull but you will surely notice the difference in smoothness which will keep your front sight on target.
604278
Good shooting gun. Just a slightly inconsistent resistance on the trigger pull.
2214814
Not sure as the 30s is slimmer and lighter... So where is it slim at? If the trigger guard is the same as the 30 then your gold...if not...then you know the answer...