It will help to state whether these are "DAO" or DA/SA guns.
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Sounds like a good pickup there !
I would suggest installing a Short Reset Trigger (SRT) kit and possibly changing the hammer strut, seat and spring to a Gray Guns fat custom strut system
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I would suggest installing a Short Reset Trigger (SRT) kit and possibly changing the hammer strut, seat and spring to a Gray Guns fat custom strut system
SIG P-Series Custom Strut System – P226, P229
New strut and seat design eliminates typical DA “crunch” felt in pistols.
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my last P229 I put in a Armory Craft Flat trigger, SRT kit, and a Sig Armorer mainspring strut system. i like the Gray Guns fat custom strut system also, and it is in several of my SigsSounds like a good pickup there !
I would suggest installing a Short Reset Trigger (SRT) kit and possibly changing the hammer strut, seat and spring to a Gray Guns fat custom strut system
SIG P-Series Custom Strut System – P226, P229
New strut and seat design eliminates typical DA “crunch” felt in pistols.Parts Map
That's my 2¢
You can either "smooth" the edges of the stamped E2 Hammer Strut, and pick up some 19# Mainsprings, or as already suggested, pick up a Sig Armorer Super Strut, or Gray Guns Fat Custom Strut system to eliminate the smoothing process of the OEM Struts. With the addition of the lighter weight Mainsprings, this will both smooth and lower your double action pull weight. Remember, these weapons, probably need to be cleaned and properly lubricated also.
Here are some photos of what I've done with many of my own. While I do use the Sig Armorer's Super Strut in some of my pistols, I don't install them in all! The rough edges of the stamped metal strut act as miniature saws, and with the flex of the Mainspring coils, can actually cut into the coils, causing that "gritty" feeling in the pull. When smoothed a light film of grease helps a bit too! You can use something as simple as an Aluminum Oxide Knife Sharpening stone to bevel the edges, as well, so no expensive tools needed!
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