TexasCHLforum.com

jmra wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Maybe it just needs to have 100 rounds fired through it to break the trigger in.

Maybe so.
Sookandy, how come you aren't out shooting?

That is what I heard from another guy, maybe just needs some breaking in. I had to get my boy after the truck showed up. I need to get to the range bad. Need to test this puppy out, a GP 100, a xd45, a new AR and a Tokarev I just got. Too many guns and not enought time. Got more I haven't even had a chance to shoot. Those are just at the front of the list.

At first it is like it is dragging on sandpaper, then it gets smooth then it stops and you have to add more pressure to make it break. I'm not up on all the terminology of trigger pulls but that's how it feels to me.

Well I was supposed to get mine Tuesday but had to change delivery to today. Just got it. You ain't gonna like the trigger.

I think they got it about Sep 3rd. I had it on its way within a day or two of the recall notice.

Just got an email that mine has been shipped and is on its way.

ATDM wrote:

sookandy wrote:Has anyone else gotten any emails or communication from SA that they have the pistol you sent in? I haven't gotten anything. All I know is my FedEx tracking number showed it got there at the beginning of the month. It is what it is for the recall but just curious about the communication.

Type in your SN on their recall page, and it will show you the status.

http://www.springfieldrecall.com/ReCall.asp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Not much excitement there.

Thank ya sir.

Has anyone else gotten any emails or communication from SA that they have the pistol you sent in? I haven't gotten anything. All I know is my FedEx tracking number showed it got there at the beginning of the month. It is what it is for the recall but just curious about the communication.

Well mine is on the list. Should I ship it in the factory case or just a cheap case?