I needed a trigger job on a Sig Sauer P320 and was trying to decide which way to go with it when I ran across a guy's video on YouTube. He's a gunsmith in Chandler, AZ and I decided to send him my gun after talking it over with him.
He put in an Apex straight shoe and took up all the creep and dropped the poundage to 3.5 pounds, what I asked for and did away with over travel. I tell you it is a first class trigger now.
So, I paid him $120 for the trigger job, $40 for the trigger and $25 for shipping. Not bad considering the trigger work that he did. I tell you this is an entirely different gun. It's like a fine 1911 trigger.
I'm not affiliated with Karl in any way, I just wanted to share his information as a good gunsmith is hard to find. Especially, a competent one that is reasonable. He was two weeks out on this gun, so that wasn't bad either. He test fires every gun before shipping it back to you and all safeties are still in place so there are no issues in that department.
http://thetriggerguyusa.com/
It takes a minute for his page to load up on my computer any way.
He put in an Apex straight shoe and took up all the creep and dropped the poundage to 3.5 pounds, what I asked for and did away with over travel. I tell you it is a first class trigger now.
So, I paid him $120 for the trigger job, $40 for the trigger and $25 for shipping. Not bad considering the trigger work that he did. I tell you this is an entirely different gun. It's like a fine 1911 trigger.
I'm not affiliated with Karl in any way, I just wanted to share his information as a good gunsmith is hard to find. Especially, a competent one that is reasonable. He was two weeks out on this gun, so that wasn't bad either. He test fires every gun before shipping it back to you and all safeties are still in place so there are no issues in that department.
http://thetriggerguyusa.com/
It takes a minute for his page to load up on my computer any way.
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