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I recently bought an M&Pc in Massachusettes. I wasn't terribly fond of the trigger pull so I took it to a local gunsmith, and asked that he lighten it. After the adjustments I noticed something strange, when I pull the trigger and there is no magazine in the well, it feels as if the sear is engaging (I think that's the word, I'm terrible with the trigger nomenclature) but at about 1/3 the normal resistance. It allmost feels like the metal arm that connects the triger to the sear is engaging the top of the slide. (BTW it has the magazine safety) All the gunsmithing he did, took only 10 min, and all I believe he did was change the trigger spring. I called him the next day and when i explained the issue his response was, "so" :?I then called S&W about the issue and they told me that his "work" voided my warranty.
So I've decided to just place the old spring back in. (I kept it just in case) But my question is this, is it possible that the smith incorrectly reassembled the trigger assembly? I mean, I took it shooting afterwards, it functions fine, 100 rounds through, no ftf or fte, nothing. I've decided I'm done with "help" from that smith. I was woundering if I could smooth the trigger pull somehow myself in such a way that the damage would no be permenant? Sorry for the countless typo's.
Thanks for any and all help,
-CrabPirate
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Thanks for any and all help,
-CrabPirate