P95 Trigger

[fore43]

Please don't flame me if this has been answered before, but has anyone ever done anything with the P95 to make the trigger more user friendly?

 

[RedFalconBill]

Please don't flame me if this has been answered before, but has anyone ever done anything with the P95 to make the trigger more user friendly?

You could replace the factory hammer spring with a 19lb spring from Wolff GunSprings.

The P95 is a TDA hammer fired pistol, not a striker fired pistol.

 

[donw]

Please don't flame me if this has been answered before, but has anyone ever done anything with the P95 to make the trigger more user friendly?

You could replace the factory hammer spring with a 19lb spring from Wolff GunSprings.

The P95 is a TDA hammer fired pistol, not a striker fired pistol.

^^^this is what i did...nice trigger now.

 

[fore43]

Thanks for the reply, what I am talking about is the apparent 3/16 inch of creep in the single action mode of the trigger, just seem the trigger takes forever to let the hammer drop. I am sure I may be exagerating, but it seems very long.

 

[RedFalconBill]

Thanks for the reply, what I am talking about is the apparent 3/16 inch of creep in the single action mode of the trigger, just seem the trigger takes forever to let the hammer drop. I am sure I may be exagerating, but it seems very long.

Are you talking about the take up, the actual pull, or the overtravel?

The P-95 has a S/A pull of 5.5 lbs +/-. Have you used any grease on the hammer/sear?

 

[blume357]

there are always folks, especially here, that are adjusting and making things 'more better' than what came for the factory.... So, I'll bump this just in case someone else wants to put their ideas in.... for me the P95 has never been a target pistol and so the factory trigger seems fine. I did replace the hammer spring with a Wolf 19lb on one of mine.... but the problem is I'm not really sure which one now.