Sig P938 trigger upgrade - shooting results

[ghostrider]

thanks, Andy.

I was looking forward to your range report before deciding if I should order the trigger or not.

[Bitter Clinger]

Nicely done Andy! What distance?

[Pawpaw]

Gee, my P938 is not that accurate when I shoot it.

There must be something wrong with it!

Great job Andy!

[Pawpaw]

Bull! I've seen you shoot and you've seen me shoot.

If the stuff hits the fan, we should team up. You can shoot the main threat and I'll shoot everything around it.

[The Annoyed Man]

Bull! I've seen you shoot and you've seen me shoot.

If the stuff hits the fan, we should team up. You can shoot the main threat and I'll shoot everything around it.

No can do. I've already got dibs on him.

[Soccerdad1995]

But the big question is how difficult was this trigger upgrade. Scale of 1 to 10 where 1 is changing out the recoil spring on a Glock and 10 is a complete disassembly and re-assembly of a CZ 75 BD.

[Soccerdad1995]

Hmmm.... I'd say 3/10.

The tools required are simple/inexpensive - a hammer, a pin-punch, a 1/16" punch and some blue Loctite. A plastic bag came in very useful for capturing the detent under the left-hand thumb-safety - the details of the disassembly/reassembly process are posted on Youtube.

Thanks. I may give it a shot. I have assembled AR lowers, and replaced triggers in my Glocks. But I recently unsuccessfully tried to install a CGW Pro kit in my CZ 75, so that has me a bit skittish.

[Soccerdad1995]

This is nowhere near as complex as a CZ trigger - if you can do an AR lower, you should be good here. Trust me and get the 1/32" pin-punch - spend the $2.50 and avoid marring your frame.

Thanks and will do. I just ordered the upgraded trigger.