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Originally Posted by Streck-Fu
The thing about the Sig (or any DA/SA) triggers is that it is only the first shot that is heavier than a striker fired gun's trigger. Each subsequent trigger pull is actually lighter at ~4.5lbs than a ~5.5 striker trigger.
When practicing from the draw, I take up the slack and start the trigger press during the presentation such that the trigger breaks at full extension. This really reduces the emphasis on the heavier pull and makes for easy first shots.
Add the Sig SRT and multiple shots become easier than my Springfield XD or previous Glock...
I've been tempted to send mine to Bruce but after dong some IDPA and range practice involving multiple targets for time, I find that I don't notice any issues with the trigger. I'm not sure a minor smoothing is necessary for a combat weapon meant for personal defense.
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Very good, now do that 10,000 times and then come shoot with me....
And make sure that during the 10,000 times you have a tgt like a black 1 inch pasty on the wall and that you're lined up EVERY time when that trigger breaks. After ten thousand (dry fires) times you are in my league.....