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  • SJulian10mm
    Member
    • Jan 2016
    • 189

    LC9 Trigger Kit

    Anyone had any experience with this kit? Recommend or do not recommend? Reliability (stock trigger sucks but it is reliable)? Recommend something else?


    We have introduced a new version of this kit called the Solomon Short Stroke Trigger Kit. The new kit utilizes a replacement hammer in place of the trigger bar that resolves any timing issues and is far easier to install. Click here to check it out.Click here to download the Written Installation Instructions.-We are proud to offer a complete trigger kit with all the parts designed to optimize the LC9/LC380. We no longer sell the 35% trigger bar by itself as a result.-This complete trigger kit includes the Galloway Precision trigger bar along with the reduced power hammer spring, reduced power blocker spring, reduced power lifter, reduced power firing pin return spring, along with the fully adjustable RTK Solution trigger.-This will create, when correctly installed, a lighter by 1.5 lb trigger pull that has a 50% shorter than stock trigger pull length and reset. That's 35% shorter due to our trigger bar and an extra 15% reduction from the trigger, equaling a 50% shorter pull length. The break is still at the rear of travel but reset and rest are at the half way point of stock pull.-All parts must be installed to get the correct performance and the use of the RTK trigger does require removal of the mag disconnect spring and plate.Check out our new Tier One Carry Service for the Ruger™ LC9/LC9s that allows you to add a micro optic for the ultimate carrier piece. Click here to read more.Be aware on older 320 and 321 prefixes we are seeing the trigger cross pin (2 on parts diagram) is undersized and or worn and will need to be replaced to correct erratic disconnect issues. This part is available directly from Ruger via shopruger.com-This is drop in and does require a stock hammer. Although designed to be drop in some later 324, 325, 326 SN prefixes may need minor fitting to the pistol, contact us if you have any issues for instructions.Be aware altering our trigger bar in any way on your own will result in a zero refund on the product. No exceptions.Install Video.-Instructions for adjusting your RTK Trigger.-Again, this is a complete trigger kit (trigger bar, necessary springs, and RTK trigger) for the Ruger LC9/LC380 Pistol-Select from Brite, Milled, Gunmetal Grey, Red, and Black trigger colors.*** A 20% restocking fee will be applied on returned trigger kits that have been installed. Non-installed parts will receive a full refund minus shipping. ***
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    1911su16b870
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Dec 2006
    • 7654

    LC9s, and LC9s pro are better implementations in this family.

    The idea behind the LC9 trigger bar working the hammer catch, FP block and pulling the trigger back before the bar "drops" and allowing the hammer to fall on the FP is really a neat piece of engineering.

    Practically, you really need to make sure the trigger bar is properly oriented and configured to make the gun work, because if its not - gun no workee.

    I do not care for the double reset (two clicks) on the LC9, but love the LC9s.
    "Bruen, the Bruen opinion, I believe, discarded the intermediate scrutiny test that I also thought was not very useful; and has, instead, replaced it with a text history and tradition test." Judge Benitez 12-12-2022

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    • #3
      SJulian10mm
      Member
      • Jan 2016
      • 189

      Originally posted by 1911su16b870
      LC9s, and LC9s pro are better implementations in this family.

      The idea behind the LC9 trigger bar working the hammer catch, FP block and pulling the trigger back before the bar "drops" and allowing the hammer to fall on the FP is really a neat piece of engineering.

      Practically, you really need to make sure the trigger bar is properly oriented and configured to make the gun work, because if its not - gun no workee.

      I do not care for the double reset (two clicks) on the LC9, but love the LC9s.
      Well I can't have a LC9s, I have the older "double action only" version which has a long, crunchy, sucky trigger pull which I'm looking to improve.
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      • #4
        AFTII
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2014
        • 1617

        I had the old system with just the trigger, reduced hammer spring and trigger transfer bar. It worked for about 2 magazines worth of ammo and then just quit firing. It appeared to be a timing issue. The trigger bar would not deactivate the firing pin safety before the hammer dropped. Not sure why it went out of time after shooting a couple of mags, but it did.

        Returned everything to stock and it works fine again. I wouldn't waste my money if I were you.

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        • #5
          rumble phish
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2009
          • 1396

          Originally posted by AFTII
          I had the old system with just the trigger, reduced hammer spring and trigger transfer bar. It worked for about 2 magazines worth of ammo and then just quit firing. It appeared to be a timing issue. The trigger bar would not deactivate the firing pin safety before the hammer dropped. Not sure why it went out of time after shooting a couple of mags, but it did.

          Returned everything to stock and it works fine again. I wouldn't waste my money if I were you.
          Lot of reports just like yours out there. I was looking at an LC9 and putting a Galloway trigger kit in it, but after reading several reports of problems I decided to go on the hunt for an LC9S. I got lucky and found one. They're out there, just gotta keep your eyes peeled. $450 for an LC9, $100 for the trigger kit or $600 for the LC9s? Get the 9S.
          I like my ammo like I like my women, cheap and dirty!

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          • #6
            SJulian10mm
            Member
            • Jan 2016
            • 189

            Originally posted by rumble phish
            Lot of reports just like yours out there. I was looking at an LC9 and putting a Galloway trigger kit in it, but after reading several reports of problems I decided to go on the hunt for an LC9S. I got lucky and found one. They're out there, just gotta keep your eyes peeled. $450 for an LC9, $100 for the trigger kit or $600 for the LC9s? Get the 9S.
            True, but I already have the 9, bought it when they first came out 2010 or 11? I cant remember now. I paid well under 400 for it back then. My Wife also has one, a later production specimen (the lazermax edition), her trigger is much better than mine. Still long, but not crunchy.
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            • #7
              1911su16b870
              CGN/CGSSA Contributor
              CGN Contributor
              • Dec 2006
              • 7654

              Originally posted by SJulian10mm
              Well I can't have a LC9s, I have the older "double action only" version which has a long, crunchy, sucky trigger pull which I'm looking to improve.
              The Galloway doesn't make the LC9 into an LC9s. It is a better trigger, but still has the same "dual-reset" etc.
              "Bruen, the Bruen opinion, I believe, discarded the intermediate scrutiny test that I also thought was not very useful; and has, instead, replaced it with a text history and tradition test." Judge Benitez 12-12-2022

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              • #8
                SJulian10mm
                Member
                • Jan 2016
                • 189

                Yes, I realize this, I am stuck with this setup unless I want to get a totally different gun, which I do not. So the question at hand is how/if to improve the trigger.
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                • #9
                  skyungjae
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 554

                  I'm in the same boat.

                  I used to have an SW40VE with a 12lbs trigger pull, which I snapped in a lot with.

                  That being said, I can shoot the LC9 rather well; however, I'm a tinkerer at heart and think there is always a way to improve upon a design.

                  Unfortunately, I'm not willing to sacrifice reliability. Seems like this trigger kit isn't very reliable.
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                  • #10
                    rumble phish
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 1396

                    Also, if it is on your CCW make sure you understand the restrictions on modifications made to your carry piece and any legal issues that can arise from them.

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                    I like my ammo like I like my women, cheap and dirty!

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                    • #11
                      SJulian10mm
                      Member
                      • Jan 2016
                      • 189

                      Originally posted by rumble phish
                      Also, if it is on your CCW make sure you understand the restrictions on modifications made to your carry piece and any legal issues that can arise from them.

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                      It is on my CCW, but I almost never carry it, however I'm already screwed on mods as I stripped the mag disconnect out of it years ago.
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                      • #12
                        1911su16b870
                        CGN/CGSSA Contributor
                        CGN Contributor
                        • Dec 2006
                        • 7654

                        The Galloway LC9 trigger kit is an improvement over the stock, shorter take-up, two-click reset, smoother break. I have worked on one Galloway kit that needed a trigger bar adjustment while my LC9 has never needed anything and is still working fine stock. IMO not worth the extra $99.

                        IMO Be patient and look for a LC9s or G43 on the secondary PTP market.
                        "Bruen, the Bruen opinion, I believe, discarded the intermediate scrutiny test that I also thought was not very useful; and has, instead, replaced it with a text history and tradition test." Judge Benitez 12-12-2022

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                        GLOCK (Gen 1-5, G42/43), Colt AR15/M16/M4, Sig P320, Sig P365, Beretta 90 series, Remington 870, HK UMP Factory Armorer
                        Remington Nylon, 1911, HK, Ruger, Hudson H9 Armorer, just for fun!
                        I instruct it if you shoot it.

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                        • #13
                          Maht_g
                          Senior Member
                          • Oct 2014
                          • 1748

                          Skip the trigger mod and shoot the hell out of it, mine smoothed out a lot around the 1000 round mark, I was shooting soda cans consistently today at 10-15 yards. Not a great trigger but definitely good enough with practice and wear-in time, especially at self defense ranges... Not meant to be a target pistol... Then when you switch to "good" trigger like a glock you'll be shooting like Jerry miculek!
                          Last edited by Maht_g; 03-09-2016, 6:08 PM.
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                          • #14
                            tnlrat37
                            Senior Member
                            • Dec 2010
                            • 2166

                            I put the trigger bar only on my in laws LC9 I think it helped a lot, still not ideal though. I didn't change the trigger itself, it was only like 40$, I dont see it on their site now by itself though
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                            • #15
                              SJulian10mm
                              Member
                              • Jan 2016
                              • 189

                              Originally posted by Maht_g
                              Skip the trigger mod and shoot the hell out of it, mine smoothed out a lot around the 1000 round mark, I was shooting soda cans consistently today at 10-15 yards. Not a great trigger but definitely good enough with practice and wear-in time, especially at self defense ranges... Not meant to be a target pistol... Then when you switch to "good" trigger like a glock you'll be shooting like Jerry miculek!
                              My primary CCW is a glock, but I still don't shoot like Jerry Miculek!

                              I own 18 handguns, the LC9 is the worst trigger out of the pack.
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