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  • ryang

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    I removed the pigtail pring on mine however that is all I have done, not sure if that helps at all. Interested in what others will reccomend
     

    I am the cheese

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    Thanks for the assist. Looked at Apex's website and gave them a call. Great people and very helpful. They are going to get my business.
     

    monitor51

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    You tube has a lot of videos that will help. Also I too have heard good things about the spring from Wolfs. I've read accounts of people using pen springs. Never had the scones to try it myself.
     

    gunner69

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    5949hand_exercise_grip.jpg
    :D
     

    GoBoilers!

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    I have owned Sigmas in the past and considered lightening the trigger too, but for SD use, I decided the heavy pull was fine. It did take more practice to get used to it but that is a good thing to do. If I were using it more for plinking or competition, I'd modify it. There is a lot of details on do-it-yourself trgger mods on the S&W owner's forum (can't remember the site's name...) and I'm sure you will find lots of info via Youtube. If Apex has kits for a Sigma, I'd go that route since they have a good rep for quality.
     
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