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pbwalker wrote:That's a cool diagram KFP! Right in line with the issue I was having!

Time to save that!

Thank you!

I printed it out a few years back and lost it at some point, so I finally wised up and saved it once I came across it again.

I should have mentioned that the diagram is for right handed shooters, but I'm sure the left handers are smart enough to figure that out.

Dry fire, dry fire, then dry fire some more.

The first key to success with this is going to be making absolutely sure that the gun is unloaded. After you're positive, rack the slide, take aim at a target and slowly pull the trigger, focusing on the front sight. This is the best method that I've found for diagnosing problems with pulling the trigger.

I would hesitate to lighten the trigger anymore than the stock trigger for a carry gun, but I prefer the heavier NY1 trigger spring, with the 3.5 lbs connector on my carry gun.

This may provide some insight too: