Hellcat Tweaks

[dfletcher]

I have a few polymer striker pistols, did some aftermarket modifications with varying degrees of improvement - S&W alot, Ruger SC9 not so much. I just bought a Hellcat and am mostly inclined to do very liitle rather than alot.

This far - Apex sear spring and striker spring and alot of 1500 grip graphite paper.

Any other modest suggestions?

From what I read, swapping out the trigger to Apex or Galloway, etc doesn't accomplish much other than going from plastic to alloy.

[RikersBeard]

Have you looked here?

https://www.reddit.com/r/SpringfieldArmory/

[Dirtlaw]

OP ... thanks for the thread. I have a hellcat micro on order (some day it will arrive). My first goal is to have it tweaked to be the best it can be. I plan on making it my carry when I get there.

[Steve G]

OP curious why the aftermarket springs? I’ve got a Hellcat Pro and it’s a great shooter stock just have to wait until renewal to add it to my CCW

[MrBones]

Just had my first range trip with my Hellcat Micro. Out of the box, the trigger is the best of all my pistols other than my 1911. I see no need to mess with it.

[maxxisd]

I bought a CA DOJ approved Hellcat Pro and took it to the range twice, the stock trigger is so bad just like stock Gen 3 Glock 17/19 trigger, heavy+long rolling brake since they have almost the same strike-fired mechanism.

I upgraded it with the MCarbo Springfield Hellcat Trigger Spring Kit & Stainless Steel Striker Sleeve, with this upgrade less than $60, the trigger pull weight is way normal now. Very cost-effective upgrade!
Note: I didn't change the trigger to the MCarbo HELLCAT Flat Trigger MOD-2; I only upgraded those parts inside the gun so it looks like a 100% stock Hellcat Pro.