Hi Folks, I'll keep it brief. Thanks for the platform to gain some knowledge. I am a new Sig owner, first and only one. P220 Legion DA/SA. Mfg. 1/7/2020 I like the pistol very much, not sure what to expect from the trigger performance. Am familiar with good revolver and good 1911 triggers...

Was able to find a Sig556 and it was unfired. The only real issue besides a tough trigger pull is the rotary sigh has a wiggle to it in the drum part. Any thought on tightening that down. Haven't taken it apart yet. Thank in advance. R

Greetings, I know that the main reasons to reducing trigger pull is through polishing and replacing the mainspring. While I do understand as to why those are necessary, I'm curious as to why changing the sear spring is not a popular choice. Looking at how it functions, the sear spring pushes...

EDIT/UPDATE AS OF 28NOV2014 Per several of you guys' suggestions (and MUCHO thanks BTW), I found out several things. First, that the 17# replacement was meant for the ones that had 21 pound springs...the newer models. I have the older one with the 24# one and that made the 17# too light. I...

Hey SIG Talk, I'm new to this forum and SIG firearms in general! I just purchased a new P320 Carry and I tried out the dry fire at the shop and the trigger break seemed great. After taking it home, disassembling it and re-assembling I noticed that when I go to dry fire it, the trigger seems to...

My Sig P938 says the trigger pull weight is between 7.5 and 8.5 pounds. Is there a way to reduce the trigger pull to around the 3.5 to 4.5 pound range? I am not a gunsmith so talk/type slow for me! :)

I was wondering if there was a way to reduce the trigger pull pressure to something in the 3.5 pound range. I am not a gunsmith so no big words and pictures would help!:)