For the last couple of months I have been working on my MP9's trigger. I would shave a little off the sear then go to the range a few times to try it out. Do a little more adjusting and then head to the range, etc.
The trigger was very smooth, with an excellent reset, after polishing the internals but the overtravel is what bothered me and what I was trying to clean up. Finally tonight I got the trigger I was looking for, I think. My worry is I went to far. The sear releases the striker about 1/16 of an inch prior to the stops (trigger bar and trigger). No perceivable overtravel at all.
Will the trigger stay consistant and reliable or will the internals wear to the point that the sear is unable to release the striker?
Something else to add, I have not taken anything off the top of the sear, and know I can remove material from hear to lessen the engagement. How much can I remove and keep the gun safe for carry?
Thank you all for the advice.
The trigger was very smooth, with an excellent reset, after polishing the internals but the overtravel is what bothered me and what I was trying to clean up. Finally tonight I got the trigger I was looking for, I think. My worry is I went to far. The sear releases the striker about 1/16 of an inch prior to the stops (trigger bar and trigger). No perceivable overtravel at all.
Will the trigger stay consistant and reliable or will the internals wear to the point that the sear is unable to release the striker?
Something else to add, I have not taken anything off the top of the sear, and know I can remove material from hear to lessen the engagement. How much can I remove and keep the gun safe for carry?
Thank you all for the advice.