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gbalstad
PostPosted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:59 pm 
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Just bought the Ruger LC9. I like the feel of this gun, however, I don't like the long trigger pull.

Is there a way to shorten the trigger pull?

Thanks for any advice.
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Buy an SR9c.

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Are you talking about the trigger pull (the length of movement of the trigger itself), or the trigger reach (how far from the backstrap the trigger is located physically)? :? :? :?

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Keep shooting it you'll get used to it.
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Cue: Eric...

http://www.gallowayprecision.com/lc9per ... parts.html

Galloway makes some parts to improve your trigger. He is also a member of this forum, and is a really good guy to deal with.


BUT... I do recommend shooting it quite a bit to make SURE you want to modify your pistol. Some are concerned of the legalities surrounding pistol modification. It is YOUR choice. Lots of dry-firing and live rounds and it will be better, but if you want to change it then, feel free.

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