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Lumberjack98 wrote:Go for it p_pac.

An attorney could also make a reasonable argument that the trigger job enabled you to be a more accurate shooter as well.

Rich at Canyon Creek and Scott at Springer Precision both do excellent work on the XD.

Mine was done at Canyon Creek.

Thanks guys and LJ. I probably goes with Springer. Just have to wait until I recover from holiday spending

kauboy wrote:

lrb111 wrote:The only caveat i can think of only really applies to personal experience. That is to try and have the pull weights near the same on all your guns.
It seriously messes with my head trying to remember how a particular firearm is going to act. Pressure situations might only be worse.

Pressure situations???
Why are you worried about trigger pull in an event like that? In that type of situation, I will be pulling on the trigger until it won't BANG anymore. I don't care if its 20lbs.

No, I don't worry about trigger pull in an event like that. I'm in a local match, that's why I need trigger job. But I just concerned about doing a trigger job on the carry gun. From what I'm hearing, I think I'll do a 3-4lb at springer precision. That's seems to be ok.

Thanks for all reply

I have a springfield XD which is my carry gun and planning on having a trigger job done on it. The reason I want a trigger job because I'm shooting with a local group (PSA). I've already have a night sights (truglo TFO) installed.

I'm wondering if (god forbid) I have to use my carry gun that has a trigger job done on it, would a BG's lawyer use it to make me looks like a BG? I did a search on the forum and found a thread about putting a laser on the gun which you could explain that you don't want to hit innocent bystanders, but could't find a thread about trigger job.

What do you guys think?